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Today, many U.S. industries are broken—dominated by actors with outsized market share who embrace anticompetitive conduct.

The multinational company should fund nonprofit organizations helping victims of ISIS brutality.

The FCC must find other revenue sources to keep up with the increasing cost of USF programs, and ensure that those funds are used properly.

The United States runs a trillion-dollar annual trade deficit because it has lost most of its manufacturing industries. Although we created all the industries of the digital age, they mostly have migrated overseas.

In today's global economy, especially one in upheaval thanks to the Chinese Communist Party's (CCP) cover up of the COVID-19 outbreak, secure and fast telecommunications networks are essential to a nation's prosperity.

There is much that the U.S. can do to ensure that China and Huawei do not dominate a 5G world.

Sprint, AT&T and T-Mobile revealed plans to roll out the much-anticipated technology.

The demo reportedly reached speeds higher than 2Gbps (gigabits per second).

The chief executive's departure follows a drop in revenue and shares since a 2015 cyber attack.

Preliminary deal paves the way for the abolition of roaming fees in June.

Wen Longjian, 32, is accused of defrauding a corporate accountant by impersonating the head of a company.

The legal battle between Internet service providers and the FCC over net neutrality has begun.

Telecoms are required to provide better cellphone location data to responders, and there's an app in the works.

Lawyers get ready for long fight after the rules go online.

Advocates are celebrating, but an open Internet is not yet guaranteed.