Tech policy analysts are taking a closer look at Hillary Clinton's pledge to connect every household to broadband by 2020, and evaluating how she hopes to achieve…

A bipartisan group of lawmakers registered their disapproval to the way the commission has moved oversight of its subsidy program away from states.

The FCC's move to add broadband service to its subsidy program for low-income households is attracting criticism from state governments nationwide.

The new White House program will expand broadband to reach 275,000 low-income households in 27 cities and help students access the Internet at home.

The Federal Communications Commission will vote whether to adopt new principles that could pave the way for broadband access in millions of low-income homes.