This billion-dollar industry reaches around the globe and is rooted in some of the world's largest illegal crime operations, ...

SAN ANTONIO - Vape pens designed to look like highlighters, USB drives, and even soda cans could soon be banned under a new bill filed in the Texas Legislature.

Tulley said Shawnee Middle School’s box will be installed by the end of the school year. The remaining boxes will be in the ...

FARGO, N.D. (Valley News Live) - A Fargo man, Steven Miller, has been charged with simple assault. Court documents say he assaulted a Sanford ER nurse Sunday morning. The documents say Miller ...

(CNN) – People left some pretty weird stuff behind in Ubers last year, according to the rideshare company. Uber’s ninth annual Lost & Found Index reveals what the most common items left behind ...

Think about the repercussions on our democracy,' Gomez tells the National Assn. of Broadcasters convention of FCC chief Brendan Carr's campaign against DEI, '60 Minutes' FCC commissioner Anna M.

SpaceX and T-Mobile are lobbying to relax a rule that prevents older smartphones from accessing SpaceX's cellular Starlink service. Under the FCC’s supplemental coverage from space (SCS) rules ...

Uber’s 2025 Lost & Found index was released on Tuesday. Some of the most commonly forgotten items were phones, wallets and keys. Some of the more unique items left behind in Ubers included a ...

FCC Commissioner Anna Gomez spoke at an hour-long Q&A panel at the NAB Show Monday. Gomez, a Democrat, was critical of recent initiatives introduced under Republican FCC Chairman Brendan Carr. [Editor ...

FCC Chairman Brendan Carr announced the effort on X, formerly Twitter, last month. You may remember that Carr came to South Alabama in February and climbed the WKRG broadcast tower in Spanish Fort ...

Legislation introduced by Congresswoman Jennifer McClellan of Virginia in early March would reaffirm the importance of the independence of the Federal Communications Commission (FCC). The ...

To pressure broadcasters, Carr is invoking the rarely enforced news distortion policy that was developed starting in the late 1960s and says the FCC should consider revoking broadcast licenses.