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FCC Chair Carr Boasts at CPAC of PBS, NPR Cuts and Network Ownership "Wins"

The remarks highlight a drive to mold news coverage through regulatory pressure paired with friendly takeovers.

Rob Schneider Urges Return of Universal U.S. Draft During Iran Conflict

Supreme Court Signals Doubts About Mississippi’s Post‑Election Mail Ballot Window

V-Dem 2026 Report Finds Unprecedented U.S. Democratic Decline Under Trump

Vietnam Holds One-Party Parliamentary Vote Ahead of Leadership Confirmations

Swiss Voters Reject Bid to Halve Public Broadcasting Fee

New Study Puts Spain’s 2021 Monarchy Cost at €105 Million

Government Pilots Voting Hubs and Weekend Voting for May 7 Local Elections

Argentina's Senate Passes Milei's Labor Overhaul After Day of Protests

120 Rehabilitated Ex-Maoists Observe Chhattisgarh Assembly as CM Vows Support

Rahul Gandhi Condemns Arrests of Youth Congress Members Over AI Summit Protest

Supreme Court Seeks Centre and ECI Response on Plea to Cap Party Election Spending

Pedro Sánchez Publicly Denies Cardiovascular Illness Rumor Amplified by PP

Mexico Approves Phased 40-Hour Workweek, Sending Labor Overhaul to State Votes

Parliament Panel to Hear Opposition-Ruled States on Bill to Unseat Arrested PMs, CMs

Supreme Court Questions NOTA’s Efficacy, Mulls Compulsory Voting Mechanism

Argentina’s Lower House Passes Milei’s Labor Overhaul After National Strike

BSW Takes 2025 Election Fight to Germany’s Top Court, Citing Affidavits and Alleged Count Errors

Mamata Banerjee Escalates Clash With Election Commission Over Bengal Voter Rolls

Argentina’s Household Loan Delinquency Hits Record 8.8%, Driven by Consumer Credit