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Verizon outages reported across U.S. — A modern Verizon retail store in Burlington, Vermont by Wikipedia Photo - Own work (By: Harrison Keely) / CC-BY-4.0

Verizon · United States

Verizon outages reported across U.S.

73% Center coverage: 300 sources

Verizon said it's aware of the outages, which are affecting the eastern half of the country, and is working to resolve the issue.See the Story

Warming Centers Set up for Winter Storm

Warming Centers Set up for Winter Storm

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ODESSA/MIDLAND, Texas (KMID/KPEJ) - Below is a list of warming centers that locals can visit during this weekend's winter storm. Centers will be open to the public anytime the windchill is 40 degrees and below. ODESSA Warming Centers: Midland Warming Centers: In addition to the warming centers, the Midland Soup Kitchen is also lending a [...]See the Story

T-Mobile Fails to Fix Misleading Ads After Multiple Warnings

United States · United States

T-Mobile Fails to Fix Misleading Ads After Multiple Warnings

T-Mobile’s been battling with advertising regulators for months over those “save 20%” claims you’ve seen everywhere. The National Advertising Review Board (NARB) just concluded that T-Mobile failed the National Advertising Review Board compliance. This includes recommendations about how the carrier markets cost savings compared to Verizon and AT&T. T-Mobile National Advertising Review Board compliance failure Back in May 2025, Verizon took issue…See the Story

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