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A justice referenced FCC chair comments on a network host in an opinion about presidential removal power. The 6-3 ruling addressed firing authority at an independent agency.
vox.comThe opinion came in a 6-3 decision issued Monday that addressed the president's ability to remove a member of the Federal Trade Commission. The justice wrote that the FCC chair had suggested "additional work .
Background on the chair's statements The chair has stated that the agency has a duty to review whether broadcasters using public airwaves serve the public interest. The agency has applied scrutiny to one network's parent company and separately opened an investigation into the company's diversity policies.
The agency has also sought public comment on whether a daytime program qualifies as a news show.
Earlier events The host was briefly suspended last year after comments about an activist's death and was later reinstated.
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abcnews.go.comThe Supreme Court agreed Tuesday to review cases testing state and local prohibitions on semiautomatic assault weapons such as the AR-15. The cases, involving restrictions in Illinois and California, are scheduled for argument in the fall term. Nine other Democratic-led states ma…
abcnews.go.comThe Supreme Court ruled 6-3 to uphold birthright citizenship and strike down President Trump's executive order. Chief Justice John Roberts authored the majority opinion citing the Fourteenth Amendment.
The Japan Times on July 1, 2026 reprinted a July 23, 1926 front-page story describing mob violence that spread from northern and eastern provinces to southern areas over a school dispute. The account details clashes in Ehime-ken that injured more than a dozen people and damaged a…