T-Mobile pays Democratic former FCC commissioner to advise on Sprint merger

T-Mobile has tapped the FCC's most recently departed commissioner, Democrat Mignon Clyburn, as a paid adviser to its $26 billion deal with Sprint, pitting her against public interest groups that oppose the deal and typically see Clyburn as a reliable ally

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