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DOJ Subpoenas New York Times Freelancer Over North Korea Report

The move signals expanded use of grand-jury tools to seek reporters' contacts, risking new legal tests of source protections.

Sheinbaum Sends Legal Counsel to Meet Broadcasters Over Draft Audience-Protection Rules

FCC Orders Early Review of Eight ABC Stations as Network Accuses Agency of Censorship

Arcom Fines CNews €200,000 Over Broadcasts It Says Incited Hatred

Mexico’s CRT Opens Public Consultation on Rules for Radio and TV Content

Prince Harry Loses High Court Case as Costs Hearing Opens on £34.5m Claim

Occhiato Bars Florencia Peña From Luzu TV as Parties Move Toward Settlement

CNMC Fines RTVE €307,300 Over MasterChef Wine Promotions

Ofcom Rules ITV Breached Watershed After Uncensored Gordon Ramsay Subtitles

Senate Panel Orders NCCIA to Send Column Complaint to Press Council

FCC Readies Move to Strip 'The View' of News Exemption

GB News Programme Hits 9,315 Ofcom Complaints After Guest Linked Pride to Paedophilia

Administration Escalates Legal and Access Actions Targeting News Media

German Media Regulator Says AI Overviews and Chatbots Are Subject to Media Law

Top NYT Editor Says Newsroom Would Not Have Run Kristof Israel Op-Ed

Brittin Says BBC Licence Fee Is No Longer Fit for Purpose

EBC Removes About 150,000 Items from State Media Ahead of Election

ARCOM Rebukes RTL Over Undeclared Promotion of Karine Le Marchand’s Dating Club

Berlin Court Upholds Ban on Russia Today’s German TV Service

Conservative Group Asks FCC to Deny ABC License Renewals as Legal Fight Intensifies