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The Trump administration has overhauled the $42 billion BEAD broadband program, prompting states to reduce fiber deployment and increase satellite use, notably Starlink. Louisiana and Vermont are preparing proposals that align with new priorities, raising questions about remaining funds and their future use amid political and industry disputes.
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Following the killing of Charlie Kirk, U.S. lawmakers debated a resolution honoring him. Some Democrats condemned his views and refused to vote, while others supported the resolution or abstained. The debate highlighted deep political divisions over free speech, extremism, and the tone of political discourse, with broader implications for U.S. political culture.
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Jimmy Kimmel resumed his show after a suspension linked to comments about Charlie Kirk's assassination. Disney initially pulled him for insensitivity but later reinstated him following discussions. The controversy highlights tensions over free speech, corporate responsibility, and political influence in entertainment.
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Keith Olbermann, 66, posted threatening tweets directed at Scott Jennings and others, prompting an apology and a response from the FBI. The tweets followed a heated online exchange about Jimmy Kimmel's suspension and political speech, raising concerns about Olbermann's conduct and mental health.
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Jimmy Kimmel returned to TV after a week-long suspension over remarks about Charlie Kirk's alleged killer, amid political pressure and affiliate preemptions. His comeback drew record ratings and social media attention, highlighting ongoing conflicts over free speech, censorship, and media regulation in the US.
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The US FCC issued an order to revoke the license of Hong Kong-based HKT International, citing national security concerns linked to Chinese influence. The move reflects ongoing US-China tensions and impacts Hong Kong's telecom operations, with the company reviewing the order amid diplomatic strains.