The Latest Breaking News from Brendan Carr

Late-night host reinstated after suspension over comments on Maga and Charlie Kirk that Disney called ‘insensitive’

As ABC ends Jimmy Kimmel's suspension, the FCC's lone Democratic member says broacasters' public interest obligation needs new attention.

Following unprecedented threats from Federal Communications Commission Chairman Brendan Carr, major affiliate station owners Nexstar and Sinclair Broadcasting pressured Disney’s ABC to pull Jimmy Kimmel’s show off the air over his comments related to Charlie Kirk’s killing.

Rand Paul, a Kentucky senator, also said Disney and ABC have no obligation to employ the late-night host

Meryl Streep, Tom Hanks and Robert De Niro among signatories of letter decrying Disney’s move after Jimmy Kimmel made remarks on Kirk’s death

Last Week Tonight host spoke about Jimmy Kimmel’s suspension and why we should be worried about what this means for the US

Stern had his own fair share of battles with the FCC over the years.

The network's move has shocked late-night audiences—and guests.

Late-night host and Republican senator are in rare agreement as both men accuse FCC chairman Brendan Carr of behaving like mafia boss from Martin Scorsese’s crime classic

The First Amendment still stands, but the culture that supports it is eroding.

Experts say FCC may have overstepped in calling for action over Jimmy Kimmel’s comments about Charlie Kirk murder.