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FCC insiders are raising concerns over the Justice Department's sudden push to settle a multi-billion dollar fraud lawsuit against Democratic megadonor Charlie Ergen's Dish Network and BlackRock, just before they were set to be deposed.

The FCC is currently turning away hundreds of thousands seeking assistance. If Congress doesn’t soon approve more funding, rural and urban county offici...

On Feb. 2, Brett Elmore was informed that his radio station’s 190-foot-tall tower had vanished. Now he wants answers, and hopes his station can hang on.

A popular federal program helps people with few resources stay connected—but its funding is running out.

During the 'State of the Net Conference' event, Carr said the regulator should look into whether Apple's move "complies with the FCC's Part 14 rules" about accommodating users with disabilities. �� US Regulator Seeks To Probe Into Apple Over Beeper Mini App Shutdown.

The commissioner stressed the importance of scrutinizing whether Apple's decision to restrict Beeper Mini functionality violates FCC regulations.

Republican FCC Commission Brendan Carr said Monday the agency should investigate Apple over its move to block the “Beeper Mini” app that allowed Android users to access iMessage.

The Kogi In Diaspora Association (KIDA), representing Kogi citizens worldwide, has appealed to the international community to intervene in what it calls the “baseless harassment” of former Governor Yahaya Bello by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC). In a letter addressed to various embassies and international bodies in Nigeria, KIDA Co-Convener, Seyi Olorunsola, expressed […]

The FCC has banned unsolicited robocalls that use AI-generated voices. The decision comes after concerns that the technology can deceive people. State attorneys general can now take action against callers using AI voice cloning tech. Voters in New Hampshire recently received calls from a digitally generated voice impersonating President Biden.

Robocalls made with AI-powered voice-cloning technology have been banned by the FCC in a bid to reduce fraud and reduce election-related misinformation.