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WASHINGTON, April 8, 2026 – The Federal Communications Commission is reasserting its national defense mandate under the Communications Act.

The effort, officials said Tuesday at an event marking the first anniversary of the F...


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WASHINGTON, April 8, 2026 – Prepaid mobile provider US Mobile is planning to bundle its wireless plans with satellite home broadband from Starlink, US Mobile’s CEO said on Reddit Tuesday.

“I won't tease numbers too hard, but imagine a plan for less than $50 a month that spans every major network in the United States, extends across Canada and Mexico, includes internet f...


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WASHINGTON, April 8, 2026 – Next-Gen nuclear deployment took a big step forward as the Nuclear Regulatory Commission moved to overhaul its licensing process. 

The finalization of “Rule 53,” announced on March 25, introduced new safety standards along with flexibility over reactor design to spur new development and get the next wave of nuclear power up and running.&...


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WASHINGTON, April 8, 2026 – After all federal broadband programs, around 2.1 million areas will still remain unserved or underserved, said Jim Stegeman, president and CEO of broadband consulting company CostQuest. 

He said while deployment has been both robust and continual, about 28 percent of new fiber is being built in locations that already hav...


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WASHINGTON, April 8, 2026 – Some Missouri lawmakers are hesitant to move forward with an AI bill, fearing it would jeopardize the state’s access to $900 million in broadband funding, the


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