Schools and libraries warned that repealing the FCC’s hotspot program would jeopardize internet access for millions of students and library patrons.

A coalition of educators said millions of students and library patrons could lose access to the internet if senators agree to reverse a recent rule change.

The ruling halts the Biden administration's efforts to restore net neutrality, allowing the FCC to regulate internet service providers.

The National Rural Electric Cooperative Association called for the FCC to set broadband speeds as 100 Mbps for both downloads and uploads.

The case involves allegations that Wisconsin schools and libraries were overcharged for broadband services provided via the FCC's E-Rate program.

Several major U.S. wireless carriers will soon allow phone calls to the 988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline to be directed to local resources.

New service rate caps reduce the amount providers can charge incarcerated people making phone and video calls from jails and prisons.

The Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals has blocked net neutrality rules the Federal Communications Commission voted to restore last April.

Some federal broadband competition policies may be working against each other leading to a state of confusion among those in the telecommunications landscape, according to new research.

Many broadband advocates are concerned about the disappearance of the Affordable Connectivity Program and are now searching for a replacement.