SpaceX
Schumer Urges Trump to Release BEAD Funding, Warns Against Subsidizing Starlink
Senate minority leader asks the White House 'to move swiftly.’
SpaceX
Senate minority leader asks the White House 'to move swiftly.’
Fiber Connect
Other broadband industry groups made similar asks in a separate letter to the Trump administration.
Homeland Security Department
The latest GPS III satellite enhances positioning accuracy and modernizes aging GPS constellation.
BEAD
Federal lawmakers, local ISPs that participated in the program, and other have been trying to keep political pressure on Commerce.
DOGE
Musk announced his decision one day after CBS released part an interview in which Musk said he was 'disappointed' with the 'big beautiful bill.'
Justice Department
The cable ISP is arguing it should not be held liable for music piracy by its customers.
SpaceX
Under South African law, foreign-owned companies are required to sell 30% of their subsidiaries to shareholders from historically disadvantaged groups in order to get a license.
Free Speech
Scott and Hudson claim Google routes GOP emails to users’ spam.
Funding
NPR, member stations fight to protect federal funding.
Democracy
The battle over control of the Library of Congress has prompted Republican leaders on Capitol Hill to deliver rare pushback against Trump.
Digital Inclusion
Whether Trump has the legal authority to end the program remains unknown. But for now the Republican administration can simply stop spending the money.
American Energy
The House-passed bill repeals or phases out more quickly clean energy tax credits passed in the 2022 Inflation Reduction Act.
Nuclear
The order comes as demand for electricity surges amid a boom in energy-hungry data centers and artificial intelligence.
DC Circuit
Emergency stay allows President to remove NLRB, MSPB members without cause
Brendan Carr
Advocates urged President Trump and the Senate to preserve the requirement for bipartisanship among agency's commissioners.
BEAD
Lawmakers have been pushing the Commerce Department not to issue sweeping rule changes.