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Jake Neenan

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'Rubber stamp' justice? In Mass., prison officials almost always deny prisoners' claims of abuse ...

'Rubber stamp' justice? In Mass., prison officials almost always deny prisoners' claims of abuse ...

Some of the complaints may very well be groundless. But the Correction Department itself has an internal benc…

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As Overdose Deaths Mount in New York Prisons, Treatment Program Crawls

As Overdose Deaths Mount in New York Prisons, Treatment Program Crawls

The prison department doesn't track overdose deaths in its custody. A New York Focus analysis found that the …

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'It Was Graft': How the FCC's CAF II Program Became a Money Sink

'It Was Graft': How the FCC's CAF II Program Became a Money Sink

Of $10 billion spent through 2021, 93 percent of households received only 10 * 1 Mbps service.

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Verizon, T-Mobile Want Refunds on Location Data Fines

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By Jake Neenan Verified
| Broadband Breakfast Verified
WASHINGTON, July 2, 2026 – T-Mobile and Verizon are beginning the process of seeking refunds on multimillion-dollar fines they paid the Federal Communications Commission, arguing they were effectively misled into thinking the penalties were mandatory. In last month’s decision in FCC v. AT&T, the Supreme Court upheld the FCC’s authority to issue fines, but on the logic that companies weren’t actually required to pay until the Justice Department sued to collect and initiated a jury trial.
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Amazon Leo Launches 29 More Satellites into Orbit

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By Jericho Casper Verified, Jake Neenan Verified, Abby Larkin
| EIN News
satellites The company has a total of 396 satellites deployed, with hundreds of satellites ready to launch. Photo of the Atlas V rocket lifting off from the Space Launch Complex-41 on July 2, 2026, from the United Launch Alliance. WASHINGTON, July 2, 2026 – Amazon Leo launched another 29 low-Earth orbit satellites on Thursday, lifting off from Florida’s Cape Canaveral Space Force Station.
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Tower Companies Oppose Dish Wireless Bankruptcy Timeline

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By Jake Neenan Verified
| Broadband Breakfast Verified
WASHINGTON, July 2, 2026 – Dish Wireless’s bankruptcy proceeding hit a snag Wednesday after a first day hearing that included representatives from tower companies suing Dish for lease and contract payments. U.S. Bankruptcy Judge Christopher Lopez approved Wednesday multiple motions allowing EchoStar’s pay-TV and wireless network units, Dish DBS and Dish Wireless, to continue operating while the case plays out. To read full article, Join Breakfast Club or Breakfast Club Plus
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