The fiery conservative Sinclair Broadcast Group is taking over local TV all over the country. The FCC just gave it a bigger green light.

Free Press' Tim Karr discusses how FCC Chairman Ajit Pai changed the ownership rules to allow the right-wing Sinclair Broadcast Group create a monopoly.

The Sinclair Broadcast Group and the Trump administration’s FCC chief see eye to eye on the need to unleash television. Both are reaping big rewards.

The Sinclair Broadcast Group‘s bid to take over Tribune Media would create a behemoth controlling TV stations reaching 72 percent of the country’s households. This might be the preeminent reason to oppose the deal, but it isn’t the only one. We’ll talk through the problems with Craig Aaron, president and CEO of Free Press.

Free Press President and CEO Craig Aaron, Politicos Margaret McGill and the Philadelphia Daily News' Will Bunch discuss how Sinclair's aggressive takeover of Tribune Media wouldn’t have been possible without Donald Trump’s chief at the FCC.

Trump's top telecom regulator is in the process of delivering a major gift to a media organization that has consistently showered the president with positive coverage — by paving the way for a merger that could dramatically increase that company's national reach.

The Sinclair Broadcast Group’s proposed acquisition of Tribune Media has ignited expected opposition from left-leaning advocacy groups that deplore news-media consolidation. But a more unlikely group has recently joined the chorus of critics.

Free Press noted that Sinclair’s practice of forcing stations to promote an extreme conservative perspective and distort local news actively threatens the well-being of marginalized communities across the nation, specifically communities of color and immigrants.

News Voices: North Carolina aims to connect local news staffs with residents with untold stories.

The Trump FCC is simply doing the bidding of Comcast, AT&T, Verizon and Charter in its quest to abandon rules against blocking, slowing or speeding internet traffic, Wheeler says.