The Federal Communications Commission issued guidance on broadcasting rates and restored the ability for political party committees to buy discounted ads.
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Updated Sep 4
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The Federal Communications Commission issued guidance on broadcasting rates and restored the ability for political party committees to buy discounted ads.
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Federal Communications Commission
independent U.S. government agency
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Democratic National Committee
top institution of the U.S. Democratic Party
- The article discusses the political roles of major figures like Barack Obama, Hillary Clinton, and Donald Trump, referencing their presidential campaigns and leadership roles within the Democratic Party.
- Democrats won control of the House, while Ken Martin continues as DNC Chair, confirming the DNC's role as the party's institutional body.