Curtis Calls for Countering China’s Influence in Western Hemisphere
China has spent years building influence through ports, telecommunications, infrastructure, natural resources, surveillance technology, and diplomatic pressure. Russia
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Cramer Delivers Remarks at Broadband Association of North Dakota’s Conference
model for broadband expansion.” The conference brought together telecommunications providers, innovators, policymakers, and industry partners to discuss … momentum can also be attributed to the National Telecommunications and Information Administration’s approval of North Dakota
Senator Marshall Meets with Housing, Energy & Healthcare Professionals in Southwest Kansas
Southwest Kansas meeting with local housing, energy, telecommunications, and healthcare professionals to discuss the successes and challenges
Sullivan Introduces Alaska National Guard Rural Community Revival Act to Bolster Arctic Readiness and Support Rural Communities
lease (EUL) authorities to co-locate commercial telecommunications and energy infrastructure within National Guard footprints, lowering costs
Curtis Questions Kari Lake, Highlights Growing CCP Influence in Caribbean
security implications of Chinese investments in critical infrastructure, telecommunications, and port operations throughout the Caribbean. During his questioning … port infrastructure and the expansion of Huawei telecommunications technology, noting the potential risks related to data security, supply
Senate Passes Fischer Broadband Map Oversight Bill
Transportation—of which Fischer chairs the Subcommittee on Telecommunications and Media—on February
Cornyn, Coons Introduce Bill to Combat PRC-linked Organized Crime in Latin America
organized criminal groups; Technical assistance, including digital forensics, telecommunications intercept coordination, and all-source and open-source intelligence
Murkowski and Shaheen Introduce Senate Resolution Reaffirming Congressional Engagement with Arctic Allies
significant opportunities and challenges related to critical infrastructure, telecommunications, maritime shipping, scientific research, energy systems, and regional connectivity … security, infrastructure, maritime capabilities, scientific research, domain awareness, telecommunications resilience, and regional preparedness; underscores the importance of working
Curtis Calls for Countering PRC Influence, Strengthening Support for Taiwan
cases, these countries are trying to develop their telecommunication system. They’re trying to build roads, they
Barrasso Introduces Bill to Increase Access to Broadband on Federal Land
will streamline the permitting process for broadband and telecommunications infrastructure on federal land to expand access to high … across the West.” Permitting for broadband projects and telecommunications infrastructure on federal land can take
Tuberville Honors Kenya Thomas of Daphne as May “Veteran of the Month”
serve our country with honor. She specialized in telecommunications where she helped keep military messages secure. […] She went
Senate Unanimously Passes Barrasso, Luján Suicide Lifeline Bill
implementing geolocation in consultation with representatives from telecommunications, emergency centers, 911 service providers, small and rural local governments
Homeland Security Bill includes major wins for Alaska
regular briefings to Congress on staffing, technology investments, telecommunications challenges, and any changes to port operations, and directs
U.S. Senator Katie Britt Demands Answers on Arctic Frost Probe in Senate Judiciary Hearing
Britt and her colleagues have requested that several telecommunications companies involved release all records relating to the probe
Young, Peters Resolution Recognizing April as National Safe Digging Month Passes Senate
underground utility infrastructure – including pipelines, electrical lines, and telecommunications cables – is unintentionally damaged during excavation projects. Common Ground
ICYMI: Arctic Frost was an ‘Overreach of Monumental Proportions and Consequence,’ Cannot be Dismissed
members of Congress and congressional staff. Some telecommunications providers reportedly raised constitutional concerns related to the Speech
Senator Marshall: The Democrats Are Paralyzing Our Country
with the National Archives, and, of course, our telecommunications company. We found out yesterday that they bugged Susie
Sen. Moran Welcomes FCC Commissioner to Kansas to Meet with Telecommunications Providers & Local Broadcasters
member of the Senate Commerce Subcommittee on Telecommunications and Media – to meet with telecommunications providers and radio … Fiber in Wamego to hear from telecommunications providers about their efforts to serve Kansans with reliable, high-speed
Chairman Wicker Leads SASC Hearing on NORTHCOM and SOUTHCOM Posture for FY 2027
their influence operations. Xi Jinping seeks to control telecommunications systems, critical infrastructure such as the Panama Canal
Senator Collins Questions Intelligence Community Leaders on Global Threats
detect an extremely serious breach affecting our telecommunications industry due to the Chinese Salt Typhoon incursions
Fischer Highlights Importance of U.S. Strength at World Radiocommunication Conference
opening statement at today’s Senate Commerce Telecommunications and Media Subcommittee hearing, Chairman Deb Fischer (R-NE) spoke … World Radiocommunication Conference – convened by the International Telecommunication Union every four years – is one of the most consequential
Murkowski, Sullivan Announce $629 Million Funding to Boost Alaska’s Internet Connectivity
Deployment (BEAD) Final Proposal by the National Telecommunications and Information Administration (NTIA), including more than $629 million … entire allocation to continue modernizing the state’s telecommunications infrastructure
Murkowski, Sullivan Announce $629 Million Funding to Boost Alaska’s Internet Connectivity
Deployment (BEAD) Final Proposal by the National Telecommunications and Information Administration (NTIA), including more than $629 million … entire allocation to continue modernizing the state’s telecommunications infrastructure. # # # Print Email Tweet Next Article Previous Article
Husted backs bill to stop foreign robocalls and scammers
only exploit individuals but also erode trust in telecommunications systems and public institutions. The Foreign Robocall Elimination
ICYMI: VIDEO: Capito Participates in Hearing on Broadband Deployment Funding
subside those costs. In November 2025, the National Telecommunications and Information Administration’s (NTIA) approved West Virginia