The White House has introduced a continuous livestream dubbed “Trump TV,” featuring round-the-clock broadcasts of President Donald Trump’s speeches, bill signings, and notable events.
Meta has reached a settlement with state attorneys general nationwide over allegations that it misled users regarding the safety of its apps for teenagers.
ABC is taking legal action against the Federal Communications Commission, alleging that the agency has launched a retaliatory effort against its networks due to their political reporting.
The FCC has decided to eliminate the 39 percent limit on broadcast ownership following a split vote along party lines.
New York’s Attorney General has unveiled the final regulations for the SAFE for KIDS Act, outlining standards for age verification and the necessity of parental consent.
DHS is facing allegations of ‘doxing’ as it investigates individuals based on their emails and social media activity, with one lawsuit arguing that these actions aim to suppress free expression.
ABC responds to the Federal Communications Commission, asserting that the agency’s inquiry into The View threatens its editorial freedom.
YouTube, Snap, and TikTok have reached settlements, yet thousands of cases remain pending.
In a recent legal motion, ABC urged the Federal Communications Commission to uphold its established practices in enforcing regulations, following a request for a review of The View.
A federal judge has declared the Department of Government Efficiency’s decision to cancel over 1,400 grants unconstitutional, citing that staff utilized ChatGPT to identify and remove grants associated with diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives.
New Mexico launches a public nuisance trial against Meta on Monday, seeking reforms to enhance protections for children in the state.
A coalition of former FCC officials from both parties is urging a court to compel the agency to take action on a petition aimed at overturning the News Distortion Policy.
Recent jury decisions in New Mexico and Los Angeles have held Meta and YouTube accountable for negatively impacting children, though the full consequences of these rulings are still uncertain.
A jury has delivered its verdict in a significant trial concerning social media addiction, initiated by 20-year-old Kaley G.M. against Instagram and YouTube.
The Senate Commerce Committee held a hearing to explore potential reforms or the repeal of Section 230, sparked by significant social media lawsuits and ongoing discussions about content moderation practices.
Stephen Colbert reveals that he was prevented from airing an interview with Democratic Texas Representative James Talarico due to restrictions from CBS and the FCC.