FCC Faces Scrutiny Over Complaint Handling

Internal emails obtained by WIRED suggest a potentially biased process within the FCC regarding complaints against media critics. The documents indicate that a conservative legal group had direct communication with FCC chairman Brendan Carr's office, influencing the case against Jimmy Kimmel and his associates. This revelation raises questions about the fairness and impartiality of the FCC's complaint resolution procedures, particularly concerning political viewpoints. The findings could lead to increased scrutiny of the commission's operations and its interactions with external advocacy groups.