Nadia Dreid

SpaceX's plan to buy $17 billion in spectrum shouldn't be approved until the FCC looks into Elon Musk's "deep reliance" on the Chinese Communist Party for financing his space exploration company's operations and manufacturing its equipment, a consumer group says.

The Federal Communications Commission should be more concerned with ensuring that consumers can find the agency-mandated nutrition-style broadband labels meant to inform them about prices and fees than it is with stripping away the labels' various requirements, says a left-leaning think tank.

The D.C. Circuit may revive the discrimination claims of an assistant U.S. attorney in Washington who says she was given more work than her white male colleagues, not because the panel took much stock in her claims, but because the lower court improperly quashed them.

The Federal Communications Commission should be more concerned with ensuring that consumers can find the agency-mandated nutrition-style broadband labels meant to inform them about prices and fees than it is with stripping away the labels' various requirements, says a left-leaning think tank.

Nexstar Media Group is coming under fire for using a looming blackout as "deal leverage" in negotiations with Verizon that will decide how much the TV station titan will receive in exchange for letting Verizon retransmit Nexstar's channels.

Advocates of federal policies to support 5G Broadcast said the technology can help cellular networks by offloading technology that uses 5G to broadcast television, and other content is not "in competition with mobile networks" but a complement to them.

Conservative think tank Free State Foundation thinks the Federal Communications Commission should give Charter Communications' $34.5 billion plan to merge with Cox Communications the green light, given the fact that "cable television is deep in decline."

Texas, which was originally allocated $3.3 billion under the Biden administration, is about to submit its plans for using the $1.3 billion in federal broadband funding that was eventually awarded after a Trump administration revamp of the Broadband Equity, Access and Deployment program.

Texas, which was originally allocated $3.3 billion under the Biden administration, is about to submit its plans for using the $1.3 billion in federal broadband funding that was eventually awarded after a Trump administration revamp of the Broadband Equity, Access and Deployment program.

The Justice Department will not turn over records related to an FBI audit it conducted to determine whether the agency was complying with section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act, which gives the government a backdoor to intercept communications without a warrant, a new suit says.