
Article in Ars Technica by Jon Brodkin, 6/28/26
Headline: “FCC accused of hiding Chairman Carr’s messages with DOGE and Musk”
Subhead: “FCC refuses to provide messages, has ‘wasted a year’ of court’s time, filing says.”
“. . .’The evidence clearly demonstrates that the FCC has acted in bad faith by withholding documents responsive to Plaintiffs’ FOIA [Freedom of Information Act] request,’ journalist Nina Burleigh and advocacy group Frequency Forward said in a filing yesterday in US District Court for the District of Columbia. ‘The FCC acted in bad faith when it redefined the search criteria without notice to Plaintiffs or this Court. Further, the FCC acted in bad faith by concealing the fact that the Chairman Carr has a Signal account on a phone he uses to conduct government business.’. . .”
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