FCC Removes Obsolete Rules to Improve Network Deployment

The FCC has removed a set of obsolete rules to streamline network deployment and reduce regulatory burdens. This action is part of an ongoing effort to cut red tape and modernize telecommunications infrastructure.

FCC Strengthens Protections for Public Funds

The FCC has adopted new rules to strengthen protections for public funds, particularly concerning news organizations. The adopted date and release date for these new protections were March 26, 2026.

FCC Plan for Spectrum Access for Space Missions

The FCC has adopted a plan to ensure reliable spectrum access for cutting-edge space missions, including orbital laboratories and in-space repairs. This initiative aims to support the growing commercial space sector by providing clear guidelines for spectrum use.

FCC Speeds Up Rollout of Modern, High-Speed Networks

The FCC has taken action to accelerate the deployment of modern, high-speed networks. This initiative aims to streamline processes and encourage faster build-out of essential communication infrastructure across the nation.

FCC Proposes New Numbering Policies to Combat Robocalls

The FCC has proposed new numbering policies aimed at combating illegal robocalls. This initiative seeks to enhance existing strategies by introducing updated policies for telephone number allocation and management. The proposal is open for public comment.

FCC Proposes Call Center Onshoring and English Proficiency Requirements

The FCC has proposed new requirements for call centers, including incentives for onshoring operations to the United States and establishing English proficiency standards for customer service representatives. These proposals aim to improve consumer service quality and potentially create domestic jobs.

Deletion of Item From Open Meeting

The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has announced the deletion of an item from its March 26, 2026, open meeting agenda. This action pertains to the Managing Director's office and indicates a procedural change to the meeting's schedule.

Testimony on Financial Innovation

Randall Guynn, Director of the Division of Supervision and Regulation at the Federal Reserve, testified before the U.S. House Committee on Financial Services regarding financial sector innovation. The testimony emphasized the Federal Reserve's commitment to facilitating responsible innovation while mitigating associated risks to safety, soundness, and financial stability.

WHO Accredited by Green Climate Fund for Climate and Health

The World Health Organization (WHO) has been accredited by the Green Climate Fund (GCF), enabling access to new funding for climate and health initiatives. This accreditation will support projects aimed at protecting communities from the health impacts of climate change, particularly in low- and middle-income countries.

WHO Report: 60+ Countries Include Refugees in Health Policies

The World Health Organization (WHO) released a report indicating that over 60 countries now include refugees and migrants in their national health policies. The report, based on data from 93 Member States, establishes a baseline for inclusive health systems but highlights remaining gaps in data collection, emergency preparedness, and culturally responsive care.