Former President Donald Trump announced he is "thrilled" that FCC Chair Brendan Carr is reviewing broadcast license renewal applications for several news organizations, following Trump’s accusations that the media spread falsehoods about Iran. The comment was made in a Sunday statement where Trump labeled the targeted outlets as "corrupt" and "unpatriotic." Carr’s review could lead to hearings or conditions on license renewals, though no formal action has been announced. The development underscores a renewed effort by Trump and his allies to leverage regulatory agencies against perceived media bias.
Data centers have become a wedge issue in the 2026 midterm races, pitting economic growth arguments against rising utility costs for voters. In Michigan, Democrat Jocelyn Benson pushes for water‑use and energy‑cost regulations while Republican Tom Leonard calls for a...
A newly formed super PAC, funded by leading AI firms, is pouring millions into television and digital ads to shape AI regulation ahead of the 2026 midterm elections. The group argues for a light‑touch, innovation‑friendly framework, while opponents warn of...
A Politico/Public First poll shows almost half of respondents expect data centers to become a campaign issue in their area within five years. While 37% currently support a new facility, support erodes when potential electricity bill increases are disclosed, dropping...