FCC warning to broadcasters over Iran war coverage draws backlash
An FCC warning that broadcasters could face license consequences for spreading “fake news” about the Iran war is drawing criticism from lawmakers in both parties. Some Republicans say the government should not interfere with free speech, while Democrats are calling for the FCC chair to resign.
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