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China's Humanoid Robots Hit 9.39 Seconds in 100M: U.S. Import Ban Raises Stakes
At Beijing's World Humanoid Robot Games, Chinese machines broke Usain Bolt's record while U.S. regulators moved to block their imports, reshaping the commercial robotics landscape
Disney Sues FCC, Alleging White House Retaliation Over ABC Content
Disney filed suit Tuesday claiming the FCC's order forcing early license renewals for eight ABC stations is unconstitutional political payback from the Trump administration.
Disney Sues FCC, Calls License Challenge Retaliation Against ABC
Disney filed suit in U.S. District Court in Washington seeking a temporary restraining order to stop FCC Chairman Brendan Carr from advancing against eight ABC station licenses.
ABC Accuses FCC Chair Carr of Censorship in License Fight
The network's 119-page filing alleges Chairman Brendan Carr is retaliating against critical reporting by putting eight TV broadcasting licenses at risk.
FCC Pressures Broadcasters Over Licenses, Triggering First Amendment Fight
Free speech groups say the FCC is using broadcast license renewals to police newsroom decisions — and the ACLU calls it unconstitutional.
ABC Sues FCC Over Political Ad Rules—Here's Who Wins and Loses
Network claims new broadcast mandates requiring equal airtime violate First Amendment rights and threaten election revenue
Senate Democrats Call Carr's Disney Review a Trump Censor Ploy
Four top Democrats on Commerce and Judiciary committees demand FCC Commissioner Brendan Carr end his review of Disney's content, framing it as political retaliation
FCC Probe Threatens NFL's Early TV Rights Push, Billions at Stake
A surprise Federal Communications Commission probe into early television rights negotiations could derail the NFL's strategy to lock in future revenue, costing the league billions and reshaping the sports media landscape.