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Net Neutrality advocates like Free Press Action Fund Policy Director Matt Wood worry that paid prioritization gives wealthy corporations an unfair advantage.

The problem with Sinclair isn’t its conservative bias, but its soul-crushing impact on local news.

This time last year, Republicans in Congress were rushing to pass legislation repealing the FCC’s online privacy protections.

Erin Shields of the Center for Media Justice and Lucia Martinez of Free Press break down what they call the Trump administration’s “war on the poor.”

A viral video raises concerns about America’s biggest local-TV station owner, the Sinclair Broadcast Group.

The Sinclair Broadcast Group, the country’s largest television broadcaster, recently forced local news anchors to read identical scripts.

President Trump’s tweet in support of Sinclair leaves little question his administration will approve the conservative TV empire’s bid for Tribune Media.

A viral YouTube video of dozens of local-TV anchors reading the same scripted message has inflamed a debate about media bias in the era of President Trump.

As the FCC has relaxed its rules, Sinclair has bought up more and more local-TV stations and taken more and more money out of local markets across the country.

President Trump is defending Sinclair as the company is facing backlash after videos aired of anchors at its TV stations reading the same media-bashing promo.