Brendan Carr, the top communications regulator, doesn’t view his investigation into CBS as “a threat” to the broadcaster.

Federal Communications Commission chair Brendan Carr insisted today that its review of the proposed merger of Paramount ...

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In the practiced government kabuki of these events, commissioners spoke, proposals were voted on unanimously, and chairman ...

The Trump administration is focused on freeing up more electromagnetic spectrum to power wireless communication, the chairman ...

President Donald Trump and the Federal Communications Commission are taking unprecedented steps that weaken the media’s First ...

Fans of the old Superman comics no doubt remember Bizarro World, the cuboid planet where everything is backward. Denizens of ...

Since taking over as chairman of the communications agency, Carr has revived news bias complaints and launched probes into ...

Using vague government policy as a tool of political coercion is a tactic historically associated with authoritarian regimes.

Brendan Carr told CNBC’s Sara Eisen on Monday that pulling CBS’s broadcast license is a potential “penalty” – not just a “threat.” ...

Protecting broadband access is out — fighting diversity and the free press are in.