Wall Street Wants to Kill the Agency Protecting Americans From Financial Scams, The FCC just repealed a 42-year-old rule blocking broadcast media mergers, Kim Dotcom to build alternative web, Homeland Security Department terminates temporary residency program for almost 60,000 Haitians.
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Timestamps:
(0:48) Wall Street Wants to Kill the Agency Protecting Americans From Financial Scams
(5:30) The FCC just repealed a 42-year-old rule blocking broadcast media mergers
(09:57) Kim Dotcom to build alternative web
(10:40) Homeland Security Department terminates temporary residency program for almost 60,000 Haitians
Articles used in the episode:
Wall Street Wants to Kill the Agency Protecting Americans From Financial Scams Source: The Intercept
The FCC just repealed a 42-year-old rule blocking broadcast media mergers Source: Washington Post
‘Internet freedom dream alive’ – Kim Dotcom to build alternative web Source: RT
Homeland Security Department terminates temporary residency program for almost 60,000 Haitians Source: AP
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