As June began, a surprise exit from the FCC caught many industry leaders and market observers off-guard: Nathan Simington ...

Federal Communications Commission nominee Nathan Simington reached out to Fox News this summer in an attempt at “engaging” host Laura Ingraham to support President Donald Trump’s quest to ...

The 49-46 confirmation vote for Nathan Simington, less than a week after the Commerce Committee approved him along party lines, means the FCC will have a 2-2 Democratic-Republican split when Biden ...

“Nathan Simington is a deeply dangerous nominee to the FCC. He’s dangerous on the issues because of his opposition to net neutrality, because he refused to answer any of my substantive ...

Nathan Simington. Simington, a Republican, was nominated to serve as an FCC commissioner during President Trump’s first term. He was confirmed by the U.S. Senate in December of 2020. At the beginning ...

FCC Commissioner Nathan Simington explained whether CBS could be in hot water over the now-infamous "60 Minutes" interview with Vice President Kamala Harris.

The Senate Commerce Committee voted to advance the nomination of Nathan Simington, a Republican in favor of greater government oversight of speech on the internet, to the Federal Communications ...

FCC Commissioner Nathan Simington is emerging as radio’s top ally on the FCC after the departure of two of radio’s strongest proponents Ajit Pai and Michael O’Rielly. Simington spoke about ...

The Senate voted 49-46 Tuesday to confirm President Trump's Federal Communications Commission nominee, Nathan Simington, setting up an FCC expected to be divided 2-2 along partisan lines on ...

A spokesperson pointed to a statement Simington released in August, where he said that due to the new controlling Supreme Court precedent established by Cunningham Broadcast Corporation, et al., as of ...

Nathan Simington’s approval sets up FCC for stretch of partisan gridlock. Via AP news wire. Wednesday 09 December 2020 08:06 GMT. Trump abruptly leaves medal ceremony in the Oval Office.

Nathan Simington is someone all radio broadcasters need to know. That’s exactly what attendees of this year’s Hispanic Radio Conference will have the opportunity to do when Commissioner ...