Supreme Court Again Backs Republicans in Political TV Ad Rate Dispute

The Supreme Court again sided with Republicans in a political TV ad dispute after the Trump administration sought emergency intervention.

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Supreme Court Again Backs Republicans in Political TV Ad Rate Dispute

The Supreme Court has again backed Republicans in a long-running dispute concerning rates for political television advertising.

The Trump administration had asked the justices to step in through an emergency application. The case centers on political ad rates, according to The New York Times.

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