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The FCC's actions under Carr are criticized for potentially threatening free speech and press freedom.

Robocalls can exploit older networks to bypass caller authentication systems, necessitating regulatory improvements by the FCC.

The FCC has launched a Council for National Security to combat threats from foreign adversaries, particularly China.

The Cyber Trust Mark program may expand beyond IoT devices to include more wireless and industrial products for cybersecurity labeling.

FCC to review satellite spectrum sharing to enhance modern satellite capabilities.

Outdated power restrictions are limiting satellite technologies; changes may allow for improved signal and capacity.

FCC allows a 5% variation in CAF-BLS project completion criteria to accommodate carriers' needs post-deadline.

FCC Chairman Brendan Carr is focusing on re-empowering local TV stations and regulating content moderation on social media.

Brendan Carr warned that FCC approval of mergers could be at risk if companies maintain DEI practices deemed discriminatory.

FCC Chair Brendan Carr warns that companies with DEI policies face merger approval risks, directly influencing T-Mobile's corporate strategy.

FCC Chairman Brendan Carr has ordered an investigation into NPR and PBS for alleged violations related to commercial advertisements.

Carr's actions have been criticized by Democrats as intimidation towards public media.

Brendan Carr's leadership at the FCC is expected to be even more extreme than that of Ajit Pai, affecting future communications regulations.

Brendan Carr sparked controversy by pinning a Trump medallion to his suit, attracting social media attention and rumors about administration protocol.

AST SpaceMobile will test direct-to-cellular connectivity to enhance public safety communications.

The FCC's new rules will enhance the reliability and interoperability of Next-Generation 911 systems.

FCC Chair Brendan Carr criticized Comcast for distorting news coverage related to deportation issues.

Comcast's news coverage faces scrutiny for immigration-related reporting, risking its operational license.

Government officials criticize major news networks for their portrayal of immigration cases.

Elon Musk's DOGE has infiltrated the FCC, raising potential conflicts of interest regarding regulatory scrutiny over his business ventures.

Sheryl Crow's protest against Elon Musk highlights the ongoing debate about taxpayer funding for NPR, showcasing the power of celebrity actions.

FCC Chair Brendan Carr is investigating Disney's diversity practices over potential discrimination in employment policies.

FCC Chairman Brendan Carr's probe could impact Disney's licensing if racial discrimination in hiring practices is confirmed.

FCC opens investigation into Disney over DEI practices amid concerns of discrimination.

FCC is investigating Disney's diversity practices for potential violations of equal employment opportunity regulations.

The FCC is investigating Disney's diversity programs for potential violations of employment regulations.

FCC chair Brendan Carr faces backlash from former chairs for media oversight actions seen as weaponizing government against press.

Unusual political alliance arises as conservative and liberal groups urge FCC Chair Brendan Carr to dismiss CBS 60 Minutes complaint amid concerns of regulatory overreach.

Revival of FCC complaints against major broadcasters highlights ongoing tensions regarding media bias and First Amendment rights.

Recent FCC actions signal a renewed focus on alleged media bias against Trump and the implications for press freedom.

The FCC's investigation into KCBS raises concerns about journalistic freedom and potential repercussions for broadcasting law enforcement activities.

Rosenworcel's dismissal of complaints highlights concerns over First Amendment rights and FCC authority misuse.

Carr is investigating NPR and PBS to potentially reduce government funding based on advertising practices.

FCC chairman Brendan Carr initiates investigation into NPR and PBS for potential violations of noncommercial educational broadcast rules.

FCC Chairman initiates investigation into NPR and PBS sponsorship practices, suspecting potential violations of federal law regarding commercial advertisements.

The new FCC Chairman is investigating NPR and PBS for potential violations of advertising regulations.

PBS has closed its diversity, equity, and inclusion office to comply with an executive order by President Trump.

Carr's investigation targets NPR and PBS for potential federal law violations in their advertising practices.

CBS News defended its editing of the Kamala Harris interview against claims of deception and emphasized its standard journalistic practices.

FCC demanding CBS to provide unedited interview transcript raises concerns over government influence on media.

CBS News is required to provide an unedited transcript of Kamala Harris' interview to the FCC amidst a lawsuit from President Trump.

Brian Kilmeade questioned FCC Chair Carr about potentially misleading edits in a CBS interview with Kamala Harris during a crucial election period.

Dan Abrams criticized CBS for handing over interview materials to the FCC, calling it cowardly amid a sensitive corporate merger.

The new FCC chair's withdrawal of a proposal on bulk billing is praised by housing industry lobby groups for its consumer benefits.

The FCC has discarded a proposal that aimed to offer more internet service choices for apartment residents.

The FCC rejected a proposal to eliminate bulk billing for tenants, stating it would increase internet costs, contrary to previous assertions.

Senate resolution seeks to disapprove FCC's order supporting Wi-Fi hotspots for students, citing concerns over online safety and parental rights.

Senator Cruz opposes the distribution of Wi-Fi hotspots to schoolchildren, arguing they could expose kids to inappropriate content and limit parental control.