Supreme Court Sides With Republicans Again in Dispute Over Political Ad Rates

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How the sides differ Left sources note the Trump administration's emergency application; alternative sources focus on the FCC policy giving party committees discounted TV and radio ad access. Both describe a Republican-favoring ruling.

The US Supreme Court again sided with Republicans in a dispute over political advertising rates. Both reports describe it as the latest step in a long-running clash. The New York Times says the Trump administration filed an emergency application asking the justices to intervene. Reuters says the dispute concerns a new Federal Communications Commission policy giving party committees access to discounted TV and radio ad rates. It reports the ruling came on Wednesday.

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Left NYThe New York TimesSupreme Court Again Sides With Republicans in Political TV Ad Fight

Emphasizes the Trump administration's emergency application and the Court's repeated alignment with Republicans in a long-running political ad rate dispute.

Alternative RReutersUS Supreme Court again backs Republicans in clash over political ad rates

Emphasizes the new FCC policy giving party committees discounted TV and radio ad access, and the Court again backing Republicans.

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