AT&T TimeWarner merger could expand bundled content access
Analysts say a stronger Time Warner asset would let AT&T offer more services and aggressive bundling of HBO CNN and sports content on the AT&T network to attract wireless customers. The government sued to block the deal last November, warning of monopoly risks and higher TV bills for consumers. The DOJ plans to review the opinion and consider next steps to preserve competition.
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Immigrant Families Reunited After Zero Tolerance Separations
The article follows families held near McAllen under the zero tolerance policy, detailing custody, court actions, and reunifications. It highlights the ethical and legal debates, with quotes from advocates and officials about asylum rights, processing centers, and the fate of parents versus children.
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Summits have long redrawn maps and set world orders from World War II to today. The article traces Big Three meetings, Potsdam, Kennedy Khrushchev, Nixon, Reagan, and the shift to economic powers post Cold War, noting high stakes and post-summit realities.
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Hurricane Bud to weaken before Southwest rain forecast
Hurricane Bud, a Category 3 storm with 115 mph winds off Mexico, is expected to weaken to a tropical storm before brushing Baja California resorts. Its remnants could bring welcome rain to the Southwest, including Phoenix and Tucson, potentially easing drought but risking flash floods. The system was 310 miles south-southeast of Cabo San Lucas, moving northwest, with cooler waters ahead.
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