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U.S. missile experts have noted the success of North Korea's satellite launch late Tuesday, but the Pentagon has said it is still assessing the event to determine whether it was indeed a success.
The Federal Communications Commission on Tuesday overhauled two telephone subsidy programs for low-income Americans while adding a new broadband Internet subsidy.
Mr. McDowell said space surveillance data show four objects in orbit associated with the North Korean launch -- the satellite that was affixed to the rocket and presumably debris from the rocket's final stage, a common occurrence for any satellite launch.
Mr. McDowell said: "If I were the North Koreans, I would be really happy even if the satellite totally dies. The fact that it's in orbit is a huge achievement."
