Representative Darren Soto sharply questioned FCC Chairman Brendan Carr over alleged censorship of news and satire targeting U.S. President Donald Trump. Soto asked how the FCC could justify actions he said suppress criticism of Trump’s corruption. Carr responded that the FCC is obligated to act in the “public interest.” The exchange underscored growing concerns in Congress about free speech, media independence, and regulatory overreach.

#DarrenSoto #BrendanCarr #FCC #FreeSpeech #MediaFreedom #PressFreedom #Censorship #Congress #Trump #PoliticalAccountability #PublicInterest #RegulatoryPower #USPolitics #CapitolHill #BroadcastNews #FirstAmendment #GovernmentOversight #PoliticalDebate #Democracy #NewsMedia



Also Read

Slain Activist Charlie Kirk to Receive Posthumous Medal of Freedom, Announces Trump :: https://www.oneindia.com/international/slain-activist-charlie-kirk-to-receive-posthumous-medal-of-freedom-announces-trump-7857049.html?ref=DMDesc

Elon Musk Shares Video of Argentinas President-elect Javier Milei :: https://www.oneindia.com/international/argentina-president-elect-javier-milei-says-equality-should-never-come-before-freedom-gen-3698315.html?ref=DMDesc

India notes with concern Taliban decision to ban women from universities, calls for inclusive govt in Kabul :: https://www.oneindia.com/india/india-notes-with-concern-taliban-decision-to-ban-women-from-universities-calls-for-inclusive-govt-i-3502847.html?ref=DMDesc