A bipartisan group of former Federal Communications Commission leaders has petitioned the agency to repeal the policy the Trump administration invoked in discussions surrounding Jimmy Kimmel at ABC ...

FCC employees returning to work today will be faced with a backlog of issues. Which items will be prioritized and which ones can wait? The federal government shutdown spanned 43 days and drastically ...

Seven former members of the Federal Communications Commission are petitioning the agency to repeal its policy prohibiting broadcasters from distorting the news, arguing that FCC Chairman Brendan Carr ...

The festive season has already prompted a Sunshine State splurge, with shoppers flooding centres since mid-November, their confidence buoyed by a rising share market and a stable government in ...

Most filing deadlines that fall during the shutdown will be extended with submissions due the next business day after the FCC resumes normal operations When you purchase through links on our site, we ...

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Federal Communications Commission Chairman Brendan Carr said Thursday he believes it would be "worthwhile" to investigate whether ABC’s daytime talk show "The View" is violating broadcast rules in the ...

The Trump Administration Federal Communications Commission's (FCC) recent efforts to intimidate broadcasters into taking anti-Trump comedians off the air are blatant violations of the First Amendment.

President Trump keeps threatening the licenses of local TV stations, but his government has limited power to follow through on those threats. The FCC has not denied any license renewal in decades. And ...

FCC Chairman Brendan Carr defended his threat to investigate or take action against ABC as part of the agency’s authority to enforce broadcasters’ public interest obligations. After ABC announced that ...

Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Chairman Brendan Carr said in an interview published Monday that he is willing to penalize major media companies if he and President Donald Trump believe they ...