By David Shepardson WASHINGTON (Reuters) -Two members of the Federal Communications Commission said Wednesday they plan to resign this week giving President Donald Trump two more seats to fill on the U.

Nathan Simington, born in Canada and appointed by President Trump during his first term in office, has formally announced that he will step down as a FCC Commissioner at the end of this week. It's hardly expected,

Republican Nathan Simington will also depart at the end of the week. “I will be concluding my tenure at the Federal Communications Commission at the end of this week,” Simington wrote on the agency’s website.