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Republican state attorneys general join lawsuit to stop $6.2B local TV merger

NBC News· May 1, 2026 · 7:28 AM · 93 views

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A major $6.2 billion TV merger is under legal fire as Republican state attorneys general join forces with others to halt the deal. Concerns over media dominance and price hikes have prompted this bipartisan lawsuit, now involving 13 states. The outcome could significantly impact the media landscape. #MediaMerger #Antitrust #Bipartisan #LocalNews #BreakingNews

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