The Supreme Court appeared likely to reject an effort to invalidate the FCC's multi-billion-dollar mechanism for expanding phone and internet access.

Decisions to eliminate rules can be challenged in court. TechFreedom, a libertarian-leaning think tank, supported the goals of "Delete, Delete, Delete" but cautioned the FCC to move deliberately so ...

The Trump administration, which has moved aggressively to curtail administrative agencies in other areas, is defending the FCC program. The appeal was initially ... low-income areas were meant to ...

The program has to subsidize services essential to education, public health and public safety. That doesn’t mean the FCC can include ... what would happen to phone and internet service for ...

A majority of the Supreme Court appeared reluctant Wednesday to wipe out a Federal Communications Commission program.

operate phone banks, distribute direct mail, host ACP application enrollment and outreach events," said the FCC. "The Affordable Connectivity Program is the nation's largest-ever broadband ...

The Supreme Court leaned toward upholding a $9 billion subsidy program that funds phone and internet services in rural areas ... that Congress handed the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) too ...

The agency initially established a system of implicit subsidies by requiring telephone companies to charge below-cost rates in rural areas, where it was harder and more expensive to build phone ...

alongside current Miami dolphins running back Patrick Laird, teamed up for a PSA to promote the FCC's Emergency Broadband ... awareness about this important program and are thankful to ...

Experts at the Consortium for School Networking’s annual conference in Seattle urged K-12 leaders to contact the FCC and ...