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From Los Angeles Times: Promises, promises. T-Mobile and Sprint, the third- and fourth-most popular mobile phone networks, respectively, have made a series of alluring pledges to federal regulators as they seek approval for their $26.5-billion...

From Los Angeles Times: Karlotta Freier / For The Times Two clever, adaptable species like raccoons and humans ought to be able to find a way to coexist. Maybe the raccoons have already done it. A...

From Los Angeles Times: Expedia launched a new online resource Thursday that identifies the world’s hotels not by their price or their star rating but by vacation experiences. Collections, as it’s called, offers travelers six curated...

From Los Angeles Times: A Los Angeles Times analysis found that across California there are thousands of short-term Airbnb rentals in the state’s most hazardous fire zones. But the company does not provide warnings or...

From Los Angeles Times: In the new horror film “Barbarian,” Tess (Georgina Campbell) arrives at her Airbnb one dark and stormy night only to find a strange man already in the house, claiming to be...

From Los Angeles Times: Hackers have found their way again into T-Mobile’s systems, the fourth reported breach of the company’s data since early 2020. This time, the haul included sensitive personal information associated with about...

From Los Angeles Times: T-Mobile and Sprint, the nation’s third- and fourth-largest wireless carriers, announced a roughly $26.8-billion merger Sunday that could dramatically reshape the U.S. telecom industry and test consumers’ and regulators’ appetites for...

From Los Angeles Times: San Diego-based One America News, the strident right-wing cable channel, may soon be fighting for its survival after being dropped by another major cable operator. The Daily Beast reported that OAN failed...