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The Federal Communications Commission voted to remove a longstanding rule that limited how many U.S. households a single broadcaster could reach nationwide, a change the FCC said is needed as television networks face intensifying competition from rapidly growing tech and streaming companies.
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Sen. Bernie Sanders said he does not expect to endorse Wisconsin gubernatorial candidate Francesca Hong before next Tuesday’s Democratic primary, setting up new friction among party activists as the race moves toward Election Day.
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The Food and Drug Administration approved the first messenger RNA (mRNA) vaccine for seasonal influenza after it had previously rejected an application earlier in 2026, according to a report published Tuesday.
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A judge denied the Justice Department’s effort to obtain the District of Columbia’s full voter list, limiting federal access to names, birthdates, identity numbers, and related information.
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A dispute over the rising cost of everyday food became a public exchange among prominent Republican figures, after a college student’s grievance about a $20 burrito was circulated online, according to Fox News.
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A new Edward Jones-Gallup poll released Wednesday found just 27 percent of respondents said they trust artificial intelligence “some” or “a great deal” to provide financial advice, trailing nearly all other potential sources of guidance.
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U.S. District Judge Roy Altman issued a temporary halt on an order tied to Donald Trump’s libel lawsuit against BBC as he asks the court to revise and narrow what financial information must be produced.
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The White House announced a new public website, “fraud.gov,” intended to let the public track enforcement steps and money recovered connected to anti-fraud efforts, according to a White House release published Monday.
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The Federal Communications Commission repealed a rule that limited how many television stations one company could own based on the share of the national audience those stations reach, a decision reported as a party-line vote.
