FCC chairman Brendan Carr wrote a letter to top tech CEOs, including Apple CEO Tim Cook and Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg, calling on them to stand up to European censorship.

A major trade group representing US TV and radio stations called for the Federal Communications Commission to drop longstanding rules against consolidation that prevent broadcasters from reaching nationwide audiences.

In practical terms, the order seems unlikely to make much difference. The new FCC and FTC chairmen have already shown themselves to be enthusiastic supporters of Trump's agenda.

The order is the latest example of Trump’s embrace of a broad and controversial theory of executive power. The White House is confident the Supreme Court will bless his approach.

Republican FCC Chair Brendan Carr slammed former Transportation Secretary Buttgieg for claiming the Trump administration is putting Americans "at risk" with incompetence.

In the blizzard of executive orders, Resolute desk pronouncements and mass firings of President Donald Trump’s first weeks in office, it’s easy to lose sight of what has been happening at the FCC and its chilling effect on the media.

NBCUniversal and its parent company, Comcast, were the latest media companies to receive word of an investigation by the FCC. In a letter sent to Comcast CEO Brian Roberts on Tues

Other agencies that would be affected by new order include Federal Trade Commission, Securities and Exchange Commission

Paramount Global moved a step closer to a deal, technically anyway, as the Securities and Exchange Commission made effective its registration statement, or S-4 outlining the transaction. It's a complicated process and can be a long as the Commission comes back and back with questions that need to be addressed to its satisfaction.

I am very pleased that Bradley has agreed to continue serving the American people by joining the FCC as deputy general counsel,” Carr said in a statement. “Bradley is a tal

The nation's top communications regulator made a stop in Baldwin County Monday morning and you might be surprised why.