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Curtis LeGeyt

  • Jul 15

    FCC to vote August 6 on repealing 39% TV ownership cap, shifting to case-by-case merger reviews

    The Federal Communications Commission will vote on August 6 to eliminate the rule that prevents a single broadcaster from reaching more than 39% of U.S. TV households, Chairman Brendan Carr announced Wednesday in a Breitbart op-ed.

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The day’s hardest news came from energy systems, some bombed, some hacked, some traded for political relief. War, regulation and technology all pointed to the same frailty: modern states depend on pipes, grids, code and trust that fail noisily when pressure rises.

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European democracies and populism

Le Pen's interview and the AfD-BSW session request advance existing strands; no law, court ruling or election result occurred.

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