Conservative groups urge FCC to end probe into '60 Minutes' Harris interview
Conservative advocacy groups on Thursday asked the Federal Communications Commission to reject a news distortion complaint ...
Conservative groups urge FCC to end ‘60 Minutes’ Harris interview probe — and get rejected
The groups said “adverse ruling against CBS would constitute regulatory overreach and advance precedent that can be ...
Strange Bedfellows: FCC’s ‘60 Minutes’ Probe Brings Advocacy Orgs Together to Sound Alarm About First Amendment Threat
The FCC's probe of the '60 Minutes' Kamala Harris interview has brought range of advocacy orgs to sound the alarm about the ...
Paramount-Skydance Deal And Other Mergers Could Be Blocked Over DEI Policies, FCC Chief Brendan Carr Says
Paramount Global, Verizon and any other companies trying to gain the government’s blessing for mergers should eliminate ...
FCC Chair Threatens to Block M&A for Companies That Embrace DEI Policies
"If there’s businesses out there that are still promoting invidious forms of DEI discrimination, I really don’t see a path ...
FCC chair threatens to block media mergers unless companies drop DEI
Donald Trump’s pet FCC chair is now saying the not-especially-quiet part at what has become a frankly deafening sort of ...
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FCC wants to stop 'unregulated end-run' by banned Chinese telecom companies
The FCC has joined the fight in cracking down on the CCP's operations inside the United States with a new investigation into ...
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Major Conservative Groups Urge Trump-Backed FCC Chair to Drop Investigation Into CBS’s ’60 Minutes’
Variety’s Cynthia Littleton noted that the FCC’s probe into CBS has resulted in some strange bedfellows across the political ...
FCC to get Republican majority and plans to “delete” as many rules as possible
Commissioner Geoffrey Starks will resign from the Federal Communications Commission this spring, he announced today. Starks' ...
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FCC Chair Brendan Carr urges companies looking to merge to end DEI policies
Carr said the FCC would be reviewing whether any of the companies seeking their approval still has "illegal" diversity policies, and that the commission would only move forward on a merger if it ...