Defense Department
California Rep. Calls for Guardrails as Preemption Fight Shapes AI Talks
Ted Lieu, D-Calif., said state rules not ideal, but unavoidable until Congress sets baseline protections.
Defense Department
Ted Lieu, D-Calif., said state rules not ideal, but unavoidable until Congress sets baseline protections.
FCC
The RAIL Act aims to stop railroad companies from blocking broadband expansion with excessive fees and permit delays.
Infrastructure
Leaders from the Vernonburg Group, Ookla, NextNav and Broadband Breakfast discussed linkages between spectrum, AI, BEAD and affordability.
FTC
The FTC’s ability to perform its law enforcement, regulatory and advocacy mission has significantly weakened, former officials said.
Data Center
Lawmakers press Trump administration on link between Big Tech’s AI buildout and higher household energy bills.
AI
OpenAI has faced backlash from public figures and has made some changes, but critics say these responses are insufficient and reactive.
Free Speech
Session follows bipartisan concern over Chairman Brendan Carr’s perceived threats toward broadcast licensees.
Commerce Department
The shutdown slowed down broadband rollout, telecom licensing, merger activity.
Commerce Department
Survey finds 93% of first responders support extending the First Responder Network Authority.
SEC
The legislation would create new reporting rules to track automation’s impact.
Expert Opinion
Local governments must be empowered in communications infrastructure policy to ensure faster disaster recovery.
Social Media
Trump and Xi Jinping met but did not finalize an expected deal on TikTok's ownership, leaving the app's fate in the U.S. uncertain.
Congress
Scott Wiener brings AI and broadband policy credentials into high-stakes San Francisco race.
Independent Agencies
Case could upend 90 years of agency independence.
Donald Trump
The business lobby says rule exceeds Immigration and Nationality Act
MIT
Industry experts debate whether gigabit internet deployment has outpaced actual consumer demand.
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