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FCC Most Active Proceedings and Comment Filings

The FCC has updated its Most Active Proceedings page, highlighting proceedings with recent comment filings. This notice provides links to these active proceedings and explains how the public can submit comments or longer filings via the Electronic Comment Filing System (ECFS).

FCC Items on Circulation

The FCC has released a list of items currently on circulation, which are proposals being reviewed and voted on by Commissioners outside of a formal meeting. This notice provides a link to the PDF document detailing these items, including adjudicatory and enforcement matters.

FCC EDOCS Search Results

The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) provides access to its EDOCS system for searching released documents. The page lists various search options and document types available through the system. No specific new regulations or enforcement actions are detailed in this listing.

FCC Cuts Off Provider for Violating Robocall Rules

The FCC has issued an order to immediately cut off a provider for violating robocall rules. This action prevents the company from connecting with U.S. networks, impacting its ability to operate.

FCC Webinar on 96 Telecom Act Anniversary

The FCC's Office of Commissioner Gomez hosted a webinar to commemorate the anniversary of the Telecommunications Act of 1996. The event focused on the Act's impact and legacy.

FCC Announces CSRIC IX Meeting

The FCC announced the seventh meeting of the Ninth Communications Security, Reliability, and Interoperability Council (CSRIC IX). The meeting will take place on March 24, 2026, at FCC headquarters and via video conference. The meeting is open to the public.

FCC Consumer Protection Week Resources

The FCC is recognizing National Consumer Protection Week by releasing new resources and consumer protection posts. These materials are designed to help the public stay safe, informed, and connected.

FCC Announces Tentative Agenda for March Open Meeting

The FCC announced the tentative agenda for its March Open Commission Meeting scheduled for March 26, 2026. The agenda includes items related to broadcast rules, numbering policies, and spectrum management.

DOJ Opinion: Defense Production Act Orders Preempt State Law

The DOJ's Office of Legal Counsel issued a memorandum opinion concluding that Presidential orders under the Defense Production Act (DPA) have the force of federal law and can preempt contrary state laws. This opinion addresses a specific case involving Sable Offshore Corp. and the State of California's impediments to oil production.

DOJ Legal Opinion on Stock Units for Federal Employees

The DOJ's Office of Legal Counsel has issued a legal opinion clarifying that federal employees participating in the proposed "Tech Force" program may continue to receive previously awarded restricted stock units (RSUs) that vest during their government service. This opinion aims to facilitate the recruitment of skilled technologists into federal roles.