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Margaret Sullivan argues that the mainstream press has normalized Trump 2.0’s outrages—from self-dealing and lies to questions about his health and a costly “slush fund”—treating them as priced in rather than demanding sustained scrutiny. This media drift, she says, lets Trump dodge accountability as outlets chase the next outrage, while independent voices press for sharper, clearer reporting on the dangers of his leadership.
AT&T, T-Mobile, and Verizon announced an agreement in principle to form a joint venture that would pool ground-based spectrum and invest in satellite-based, direct-to-device connectivity to close wireless dead zones, aiming to create a unified standard with satellite operators; the plan is still under negotiation and subject to closing conditions, but could improve coverage in rural and hard-to-reach areas.
TRICARE explains which breast cancer screenings are covered and how often, including mammograms (typically annually for certain ages or risk factors), breast MRI for high-risk individuals, genetic counseling/testing, and clinical breast exams, and it clarifies the difference between screening and diagnostic tests under preventive care rules.
Medicare will end broad telehealth coverage on Jan. 31, 2026, generally requiring beneficiaries to be in a medical facility in a rural area for telehealth visits, with exceptions for ESRD home dialysis, acute-stroke evaluations, and certain home-based behavioral health services. Through Jan. 30, 2026, telehealth remains nationwide; after the deadline, many seniors may need in-person visits or rely on a Medicare Advantage plan that continues coverage in some cases.
In 2025, Nintendo leads the gaming industry in media coverage, but when combining Xbox and Microsoft, they surpass PlayStation and Sony, highlighting Microsoft's significant presence in gaming news. The article also notes shifts in coverage over the past year, with some companies experiencing declines and others, like Nintendo and EA, seeing increases, especially with new console releases and game launches.
The article discusses the importance of ESPN addressing critical issues within the WNBA during Finals coverage, especially after Napheesa Collier's outspoken criticism of league leadership, and emphasizes the opportunity for ESPN to elevate the conversation and showcase the league's talent and growth.
America’s Health Insurance Plans (AHIP) announced that its member plans will continue to cover all vaccines recommended by the CDC's Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices (ACIP) through 2026, providing reassurance amid potential changes in vaccine recommendations by newly appointed panel members. This move ensures ongoing access to vaccines, including COVID-19 and flu shots, for over 200 million Americans, despite recent upheavals in the panel's composition and debates over vaccine policies.
The US Open has requested broadcasters to avoid highlighting crowd reactions to President Trump during the men's final, aiming to keep focus on the game amid mixed crowd reactions and political tensions.
TRICARE covers certain weight loss medications like Wegovy and Zepbound for eligible beneficiaries under specific conditions, including enrollment in certain plans and medical criteria, with upcoming regulatory changes taking effect in August 2025. Patients should consult their providers for coverage details and alternative options if needed.
The Trump administration is considering a five-year pilot program to expand coverage of weight-loss drugs like Wegovy, Ozempic, Zepbound, and Mounjaro under Medicare and Medicaid, marking a significant policy shift that could improve access but raises concerns about long-term costs.
Despite several years of deployment, 5G has largely fallen short of its lofty promises, offering modest speed improvements, spotty coverage, and limited real-time application benefits, with many of the advanced features still in development and the technology not yet a game changer.
Apple has launched AppleCare One, a $19.99 monthly subscription offering coverage for up to three Apple devices, including repairs, support, battery, and theft/loss protection, with options to add more devices for $5.99 each, providing a bundled alternative to separate AppleCare+ plans.
The BBC is committed to providing extensive and innovative coverage of Glastonbury 2025, including over 90 hours of live streamed performances across multiple platforms, with a focus on bringing the festival's magic to viewers at home through advanced technology and diverse programming, celebrating the festival's cultural significance and supporting a wide range of artists.
State Farm is canceling 72,000 policies in California, including 30,000 homes, due to high risk and financial concerns, impacting upscale neighborhoods in Los Angeles County. The decision follows record-breaking wildfire seasons and industry losses. The company cites the need to reduce exposure and financial strength. The cancellation affects various SoCal zip codes, prompting concerns about insurance options and coverage for homeowners in high-risk areas.
Local 12 provided coverage of the solar eclipse from four locations within totality, including spots in Ohio and Indiana, allowing viewers to witness the event or experience it again.