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Forget the Tour - the toughest ride in France doesn't even have a winner

Paris-Brest-Paris has been humbling cyclists since 1891. Your shot at it starts now.

Cycling Weekly

Phone and Internet Discounts Seniors May Still Qualify For After ACP Ended

Affordable phone and internet access have become a necessity for daily life, especially for seniors who rely on connectivity for healthcare, family communication, and essential services. The Affordable Connectivity Program, widely known as ACP, once helped millions of households lower their monthly internet bills through federal support. However, that program…

The Free Financial Advisor

Pentagon reviews are blocking wind farms, putting jobs at risk, lawsuit says

A coalition of renewable energy groups is suing Pentagon officials over their failure to complete national security reviews for new onshore wind farms on private lands

The Independent UK

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Wind projects are stalled because the Pentagon isn't completing its reviews, industry group says

A clean energy group says the Pentagon is holding up the development of more than 250 new onshore wind farms on private lands by failing to complete its national security reviews

The Independent UK

Gillian Hopwood obituary

Architect who with her husband, John Godwin, designed more than 1,000 modernist buildings in post-independence Nigeria

The Guardian - UK

New poll reveals the one issue uniting Americans in a divided country

Concerns about inflation are across the board

The Independent UK

5 Ways to Get Free Internet If You’re Over 60

Facts matter to us at Saving Advice. After publishing on 11/15/25, we became aware of changes occurring to the Affordable Connectivity Program (ACP). For transparency,...

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The Panama Canal needs a staggering amount of water to operate. Climate change could threaten that, study warns

The vital commercial artery depends on a supply of fresh water to move ships between the two oceans. Drought conditions that were once rare could become common by the end of the century, greatly impacting the canal’s operation.

LiveScience

Panama Canal Authority Launches Pipeline Project With ExxonMobil, Shell, Mitsubishi in the Mix

Panama Canal Authority launches pipeline concession process with ExxonMobil, Shell, Mitsubishi and others competing for a 2.5M-barrel project.

Latin Times

Senate Committee Moves To Provide ACP with $7 Billion … but Ted Cruz Stands in the Way

Texas Republican says he'll fight the bill to fund the Affordable Connectivity Program on the Senate floor

Multichannel News

ACP May Get $6 Billion Lifeline With New Bipartisan House Bill

The bankrupt Affordable Connectivity Program, which once helped guarantee internet access for more than 24 million homes, may get new funding

Broadcasting & Cable

Comcast Has Its Worst Broadband Customer Quarter Ever at 120,000 Lost Subscribers

But Comcast’s broadband ARPU keeps rising, up 3.6% to $73.88, suggesting those lost ACP customers weren’t big revenue drivers

Multichannel News

Surprise: American voters actually largely agree on many issues, including topics like abortion, immigration and wealth inequality

As the presidential election campaign heats up, media coverage suggests Americans are hopelessly divided and headed for a difficult fall – perhaps also a tense January.

The Conversation

‘Calls from special cell cops, unauthorised bank access’: Trust that approached SC on Delhi tree-felling

A trust that approached the Supreme Court over unauthorised felling of trees in Delhi’s Ridge area has now alleged harassment by the Delhi police special cell while the court was hearing the matter.

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Latin Times

Panama Canal Agency Warns Water Shortage 'Is Not Over'

Unlike other waterways such as the Suez Canal, the Panama Canal, which usually handles about six percent of global maritime trade, operates with rainwater from the artificial lakes Gatun and Alajuela.

Latin Times

Top resources to help pay for internet at home as Affordable Connectivity Program comes to an end

The ACP came to an end in may as it failed to get funding from Congress. To help bridge this gap, here are some resources to help you with internet payments

Tom’s Guide

Cell phone service for less — the cheapest plans we've found at each phone carrier

As costs are on the rise everywhere, one place to cut expenses can be your wireless bill. I've tracked down the cheapest wireless plans available at multiple wireless providers to help you keep your mobile costs down.

TV Tech

FCC Ends Affordable Connectivity Program

The program to subsidize broadband rates ended on June 1 after Congress failed to provide new funding

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Affordable Connectivity Plan Set To Expire Despite Last-Ditch Funding Efforts

None of the multiple active attempts by lawmakers to provide funding for the depleted program appear close to happening

RideApart

This Time Lapse Restoration Of A Honda CB1300 Is Super Satisfying

This Honda CB1300 has been given a thorough restoration thanks to YouTuber Autumn Car Playing's masterful mechanical know-how.

Multichannel News

Congress Has the Opportunity To Keep Millions of Americans Connected (Guest Blog)

Telco, labor union make joint call for Congress to fund Affordable Connectivity Program

Multichannel News

American Connectivity Program Enters Partial Funded Death Spiral With Republican House Speaker Seemingly Indifferent Towards Its Rescue

Besides enabling 23 million disadvantaged American homes to afford internet, the ACP has been a boon to telecom operators including Charter Communications

International Business Times

Funding Shortfall Threatens Internet Access For Millions Of Low-Income Americans

A critical funding shortfall imperils internet access for low-income Americans, prompting urgent calls for congressional action to avert a looming crisis.

TV Tech

Broadcasters and the State of the Digital Divide in 2024

How has the environment changed since net neutrality was removed and how will its reimposition affect progress?

Top News

Millions At Risk Of Losing Internet Access Due To Funding

Biden administration warns of potential internet bill increases and disconnections due to ACP funding shortfall.

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