A recent US order restricts the sale of new drones and critical components in the US, placing DJI in jeapordy.

The FCC and several states are creating a formal partnership to share information and work together to protect U.S. consumers from risky communications technology tied to China.

The FCC added the foreign technologies to a Covered List this week, preventing them from receiving the agency's equipment authorization. Without it, the new drones cannot ...

It means that Republican sheriffs and county commissioners—heavy users of DJI—are now fighting the practical fallout of a MAGA-backed crackdown. Florida’s GOP legislature appropriated $25 million to ...

The Trump administration’s latest ban on Chinese-made drones has been an effort years in the making. The Federal ...

House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence Chairman Rick Crawford (AR-01) released the following statement after the Trump Administration updated the FCC’s Covered List to include foreign UAS ...

A combination of internal governance reforms and favorable geopolitical developments is driving a significant re-rating of ...

Lengthy list includes holding broadcasters `accountable to their public interest obligations’, work on the NextGen TV ...

Despite what FCC Chairman Brendan Carr told Congress, the FCC has limited authority to regulate the licenses of news ...

The U.S.’s decision to ban the sale of new foreign-made drones will have far wider-reaching implications than its effect on ...

But then Donald Trump won a second term in office and promoted Commissioner Carr to the position of FCC chairman in January 2025. A few weeks later, Trump issued an executive order declaring that ...

The FCC has added foreign-made drones and critical components to its Covered List, blocking new approvals while existing fleets remain legal.