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What a recent Supreme Court decision could mean for Trump FCC pressure on broadcasters
Suggestions by President Donald Trump and Federal Communications Commission Chairman Brendan Carr that broadcaster licenses could be revoked over disfavored views expressed on their airwaves could run ... Read More
JUST IN: Judge Tosses Trump’s Lawsuit Against NYT, Says It ‘Unmistakably and Inexcusably’ Violated Rules
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As Trump exerts power, US Supreme Court's Sotomayor raises specter of a 'king'
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Trump administration asks Supreme Court to strip legal protections from Venezuelan migrants
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