Who has the best coverage? New FCC data compares Verizon, T-Mobile, AT&T in every state
New data from the Federal Communications Commission allows you to put providers head-to-head and see who has the best data coverage where you live. Source link
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To build ships faster, the Navy needs to change how it designs them
Two days before Thanksgiving, Navy Secretary John Phelan announced the cancellation of the $22 billion, 20-ship Constellation Multi-Mission Frigate program. The ship was to be capable of conducting anti-air, anti-surface, anti-submarine and electromagnetic warfare both in coastal areas and in the open sea. The Navy had already spent nearly $2 billion of Congress’s $7.6 billion……
Netflix acquiring Warner Bros. studio, streaming business for $72B
Netflix announced Friday that it will acquire Warner Bros. in a deal worth $72 billion. According to the company’s press release, the agreement is valued at $27.75 per Warner share. Their streaming service, which reaches 301.6 million paid subscribers globally, will grow to include the audience of Warner Bros.’ HBO Max and DC Studios. The…
Crayola issues nationwide recall for safety hazard to children
The items “may accumulate in the digestive tract,” according to the recall. Source link
Anxious GOP lawmakers say Johnson is safe as Speaker despite frustrations
House Republicans say Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) is safe in his post for now, while frustrated members are firing verbal missiles and threatening their control of the House floor. Republicans have increasingly criticized Johnson’s strategic calls, expressing displeasure at his tactics and imploring him to bend them to their will. If anything happens,… Source link
Permitting reform gets some momentum
{Beacon} Energy & Environment Energy & Environment Big Story Permit reform gaining some momentum Efforts to speed up construction of infrastructure projects, including limiting scrutiny of them, are gaining some momentum in Congress. © AP Photo/Keith Srakosik, File The Standardization Permit and Accelerating Economic Growth (SPEED) Act moved through the natural… Source link
Ben Shapiro: Americans don't 'care very much' about Hegseth controversy
Conservative commentator Ben Shapiro said Wednesday that Americans “don’t care very much” about the controversy surrounding Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth’s orders regarding an attack on a boat in the Caribbean in September. “I frankly don’t think that Americans care very much about what is being reported regarding Secretary Hegseth. I also think that… Source link
Senate Dems to McMahon: Efforts to shift Education Department responsibilities illegal
Senate Democrats on Thursday sent a letter to Education Secretary Linda McMahon calling the Education Department’s decision to set aside some of its programs for students and their families as “illegal.” “Your brazen attempt to dismantle the Department by transferring complex and fundamental responsibilities specifically assigned to the Department by Congress to other federal agencies…
DOJ fails to secure new James indictment from grand jury
The Justice Department has failed to secure a new indictment against New York Attorney General Letitia James (D) after the initial case against her was dismissed, a mistake for prosecutors who have set their sights on President Trump’s rival. Justice Department officials sought to pursue a new case against James, despite previously vowing to appeal…
Group sues Hispanic Scholarship Fund for excluding non-Hispanic students
An anti-diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) group on Wednesday sued the Hispanic Scholarship Fund (HSF) for excluding non-Hispanic students from funding opportunities. The American Alliance for Equal Rights alleged that HSF was violating the Civil Rights Act of 1866 by not providing benefits to all. According to the lawsuit, the group awarded more than… Source…