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Supreme Court reverses ‘inappropriate’ ruling in FCC fight over favorable campaign ad rate rules

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Supreme Court reverses ‘inappropriate’ ruling in FCC fight over favorable campaign ad rate rules

The Supreme Court handed the Federal Communications Commission a victory on Wednesday in a legal battle over who is entitled to favorable advertising rates in the closing weeks of the costly, hotly contested midterm elections. The high c…

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