Donald Trump Expresses Caution About Lifting FCC Limits On Ownership Of TV Stations

President Donald Trump has expressed opposition to the Federal Communications Commission's (FCC) potential decision to raise or eliminate the 39% cap on local TV station ownership, citing concerns that it could lead to an expansion of what he refers to as 'fake news networks,' specifically mentioning ABC News and NBC News. Trump's comments were made via a post on Truth Social.

The final eight episodes of the NBC sitcom 'Joey,' a spinoff of 'Friends,' have been released on YouTube, nearly 19 years after the show was canceled. This release provides closure for fans who have long awaited the conclusion of the series, which was never aired in the U.S. after its cancellation in 2006.

Jimmy Kimmel recently responded to former President Donald Trump's call for him to be fired from ABC, stating, 'I’ll go when you go.' This remark came after Trump criticized Kimmel on social media, labeling him as lacking talent and demanding his removal from the air. Kimmel's comeback highlights the ongoing tension between the late-night host and the former president.

Janelle James, a cast member of 'Abbott Elementary,' discussed the challenges faced in casting child actors for the show, noting a lack of representation among dark-skinned Black children with agents. This issue has been particularly significant given the show's setting in a predominantly Black elementary school.

George Clooney entertained a London audience with humorous remarks about President Trump and Brad Pitt, while also sharing a recent humorous insult from his son. The actor was in conversation with broadcaster Edith Bowman, promoting his latest film 'Jay Kelly,' which explores themes of self-discovery.

Donald Trump and Zohran Mamdani met in the Oval Office, surprising many with their positive interaction. The meeting, which took place in Queens, NYC, was characterized by mutual praise and a friendly atmosphere, showcasing an unexpected camaraderie between the two figures.