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The FCC will now consider holding a hearing about what Pai described as "disputed issues" in the purchase plan – a process that would include an administrative law judge.

This week in the Russia investigations: Six insights about the latest master blast from special counsel Robert Mueller.

Twitter has begun removing millions of locked accounts from users' lists of followers, in an attempt to crack down further on social media fraud.

The Russian misinformation project was a years-long effort, one that wasn't simply focused on the 2016 election but on destabilizing the United States over an extended period

The White House has been without a communications director since longtime Trump aide Hope Hicks left in March.

The money will go toward local news organizations, especially those serving diverse audiences and offering a range of perspectives.

"This was an attack on the press. It was an attack on freedom of speech. It's just as important as any other tragedy," Buckley said, according to The Baltimore Sun.

The streets of Annapolis filled on Friday as people gathered to mourn the loss of five Capital Gazette employees, who were gunned down in their newsroom on Thursday.

The man charged with murdering five people in the Capital Gazette newsroom on Thursday had previously been investigated over threatening comments toward staff members.

"Today we are speechless," the opinion page of The Capital's Friday edition reads.

Acting Anne Arundel County Police Chief William Krampf confirmed an adult male suspect is in custody and being interrogated by law enforcement.

Guests: Tom Scocca, Sarah Sobieraj Since the disrupted dining experiences of a few Trump administration officials ...

Nevertheless, Time's editor-in-chief said he stands by the decision to use the image on the magazine's cover.

The rules protecting internet freedom disappeared June 11.

There's substantial agreement on what Americans want from the news media and what journalists want to report