FCC Approves George Soros' Rapid Acquisition of 200+ Radio Stations

The decision, made by a partisan vote, bypasses the usual national security review process just weeks before the election.

George Soros' group has been approved to acquire over 200 Audacy radio stations across 40 markets.
The FCC's decision was made by a partisan vote, with three Democrats in favor and two Republicans against.
Soros' acquisition involves foreign investment, which typically requires a national security review that was bypassed in this case.
The Soros group plans to return to the FCC for the national security review process at a later date.
Critics, including Republican FCC commissioners, argue that the decision sets a troubling precedent and may impact conservative talk radio.