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Leading on LEO Satellite Policy: U.S. Priorities for the 2027 World Radiocommunication Conference

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By Michael Calabrese, Kristian Stout, Jessica Dine
ICLE White Paper Next year’s World Radiocommunication Conference (WRC-27) in Shanghai will set global rules for access to spectrum frequency bands that could determine whether America’s currently dominant low-Earth orbit (LEO) satellite operators have the market access and capacity needed to scale, reduce costs, and innovate new services for consumers at home and worldwide.
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Unfit Parent Claim Can Restrict Visits

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By Michael Calabrese
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Illinois law presumes that both parties in a divorce are fit parents, allowing them an equal right to the allocation of parental responsibilities. The parenting time and decision-making may not be evenly split between the parents, but the divorce settlement will give reasonable responsibilities to each side. However, a court can limit or deny a parent’s responsibilities if it determines the parent is a threat to the child.
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The Global Spectrum Fight That Could Define U.S. Satellite Leadership

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By Michael Calabrese, Kristian Stout, Arpan Sura
Jun 30, 2026 02:00pm EST Webinar About: New America’s Wireless Future Program and the International Center for Law and Economics are co-hosting a webinar on the global spectrum negotiations that will help shape the future of U.S. satellite leadership. At next year’s World Radiocommunication Conference (WRC-27) in Shanghai, governments will negotiate the international spectrum rules that govern satellite communications.
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