Merger aims to win customers across TV and broadband
The merged T-Mobile and Sprint aspire to outpace AT&T and Verizon in wireless, TV, and broadband by leveraging 5G, new products, and tech like VR AR and AI. Executives claim consumer benefit, forecast 40 billion dollars in spend, and promise jobs at Day One, while regulators weigh the deal.
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Supreme Court faces late term cases on voting immigration and more
The term enters crunch time as justices tackle who can enter the United States who may vote and who can speak or be silenced. With 39 unresolved of 63 argued cases, decisions loom on immigration abortion gay rights labor tax elections and privacy. The court risks shifts with Justice Kennedy nearing retirement and high-stakes disputes over maps voting rights and online sales tax.
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Controversy Over M-44 Cyanide Devices Widens Across States
The M-44 cyanide devices, used by federal and state wildlife officials in 16 states, face scrutiny after an Idaho incident where a teenager and his dog were poisoned. Ranchers support their use to prevent herd losses, citing a 32 million dollar sheep and 60 million dollar cattle impact, while officials tighten warning signs and relocation rules.
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Skepticism rises over NK denuclearization pledge and access
Experts warn against taking North Korea at its word as Kim Jong Un pledges to shutter a test facility next month and allow observers to inspect the site. South Korea reports a summit compromise to notify dismantling and permit security and media access, while U.S. officials weigh a potential future meeting. Critics urge strict verification, noting past bait and switch tactics and warning against premature praise.
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