FCC Repeals National TV Ownership Cap, Favoring Trump-Aligned Broadcasters
The FCC has voted to eliminate the national ownership cap on TV stations, allowing companies like Sinclair to expand their reach. This decision, passed along party lines, is expected to face legal challenges from opponents who argue it undermines localism and competition.
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