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FCC Chief Insists Donald Trump CBS Lawsuit Unrelated To Paramount-Skydance Review — “We Are Staying In Our Lane”
FCC chief Brendan Carr said the agency's review of the proposed merger of Paramount and Skydance is unrelated to President ...
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FCC Chair Suggests CBS News Could Lose Its Broadcast License Over Kamala Harris Interview as ‘60 Minutes’ Keeps Attacking Trump
The chairman of the Federal Communications Commission, Brendan Carr, says the comment is not meant as a ‘threat.’ ...
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Carr’s First 100 Days: From CBS ‘Penalty’ To Deregulatory Wishes
FCC Chairman Brendan Carr discussed his first 100 days leading the FCC on Monday in a 20-minute "Fireside Chat" at the Milken ...
On the attack: Trump’s media response in Abrego Garcia story is notably vigorous
NEW YORK (AP) — Responding to coverage of Kilmar Abrego Garcia’s deportation, the Trump administration has called journalists ...
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‘Shows How Much They Hate Trump’: CNN Reels as Sinaloa Cartel Interview Debacle Highlights Network’s Hardening Anti-Trump Bias
CNN’s widely mocked interview with an anonymous member of the Sinaloa drug cartel has increased scrutiny of the embattled ...
5 media outlets on Trump’s hit list
President Trump has not been shy about voicing his displeasure with leading news organizations he feels were either against ...
‘60 Minutes’ probe is ‘penalty,’ not ‘threat,’ per FCC chair
Brendan Carr, the top communications regulator, doesn’t view his investigation into CBS as “a threat” to the broadcaster.