Whistleblower Suit Against Array Can Continue Judge Says
A district judge said private parties can sue under the False Claims Act
A district judge said private parties can sue under the False Claims Act
WASHINGTON, Aug. 19, 2026 – A federal judge decided a longstanding whistleblower lawsuit against Array Digital Infrastructure can continue.
District Judge Tanya Chutkan of the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia said in an Aug. 7 opinion that two telecom attorneys were allowed to sue under the False Claims Act.
EVP and CFO Lee Ann Gliha tells Wall Street that broadcasters’ Edgebeam Wireless consortium covers 97% of the country – optimal for a national LEO service like Starlink with mobile ambitions
Chinese officials say the U.S. government has engaged in “economic bullying.”
Notifying NTIA is not the same as identifying spectrum for auction, and the FCC should use that difference to keep 2028 auctions alive.
Also on the agency’s September agenda: Ultra-wideband spectrum rules, 911 access, and robocalls
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