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Brendan Carr's FCC told Disney to file early renewal applications for eight ABC-owned stations three days after Trump and Melania demanded Kimmel be fired for an expectant-widow joke.
Three African Masses warned Catholics against mixing faith with sorcery while a 1995 photo of the same pope at a Pachamama event surfaced on the same day.
The Onion filed a fresh bankruptcy bid to acquire Infowars and operate it as satire, the second attempt after a 2024 effort was overturned.
Day two of the draft revenue tax on Meta, Google, and TikTok closed without a US trade response or a platform coalition counter-proposal.
Three full working days after ombudsman Jacqueline Smith's last day, the Pentagon has issued no reversal, replacement, or NDAA-rider statement.
Twenty-two days before a 99-year-old network ends its broadcast service, the rights, the archive, and the farewell program remain unannounced.
Two days after a Florida judge put the Pulitzer Board into discovery, no new transcript or stay motion has reached the public record.
Twenty-four hours after the ALA published a coordinated US removal pattern, Canada produced its own version — Alberta divisions pulled 170 books on a provincial order.
A pope prayed publicly with an Anglican archbishop for the first time in five centuries; the death-penalty answer Vance owes the USCCB has now sat unspoken for fifteen days.