US opens antitrust probe into TV networks for halting Trump coverage

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The United States Department of Justice has opened an antitrust investigation into ABC, CBS, CNN, NBC, and Fox News for their decision to halt coverage of President Donald Trump last month. The probe will determine if the networks violated federal antitrust laws through their collective boycott following the White House's credential revocations for several news organizations.

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Department of Justice says it's investigating whether the White House press pool's decision violated antitrust laws.

US opens antitrust probe into TV networks for halting Trump coverage

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