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Iconic former FCC chair was public broadcasting pioneer and approved pay TV testing

Pulitzer-winner James Risen calls the late Democratic senator an ‘American Cicero’ – and makes a strong case

Approval ratings for Biden remain low with questions on the economy and the possibility that the US could default on its debt.

Minow, who received a Presidential Medal of Freedom in 2016, died Saturday at home in Chicago, surrounded by loved ones, his daughter said.

Minow, who as Federal Communications Commission chief in the early 1960s famously proclaimed that network television was a "vast wasteland," died on Saturday.

Former Federal Communications Commission head Newton Minow, who famously described network TV as a “vast wasteland,” has died

The remains of Army Air Corps Lt. Roy Coulson Harms, who was killed during a bombing raid in Romania in 1943, have been returned to family in Grafton, Wis., for burial.

Biden's desire to be the anti-Trump in everything is potentially harming the nation the most

Ron DeSantis, Ted Cruz, and a host of other politicians have recently commented on the space.

We’ve lived with broadcasting for more than a century. Starting with radio in the 1920s, then television in the 1950s, Americans by the millions began purchasing boxes designed to receive electromagnetic signals transmitted from nearby towers. Upon arrival, those signals were amplified and their messages were “aired” into our lives.

Since the last bomb fell on this neutral country 50 years ago, unexploded ordnance has killed 20,000 people. And it could take 100 years to clear it all