Fox [News] lurches further to the right to win back ‘hard-edge’ Trump supporters
In the UK, we have a state &quot;media watchdog&quot;, Ofcom, with regulations governing news output. Section Five of the Broadcasting Code, for instance, concerns &quot;due impartiality and accuracy&quot; for news outlets:<p><a href="https:&#x2F;&#x2F;www.ofcom.org.uk&#x2F;tv-radio-and-on-demand&#x2F;broadcast-codes&#x2F;broadcast-code&#x2F;section-five-due-impartiality-accuracy" rel="nofollow">https:&#x2F;&#x2F;www.ofcom.org.uk&#x2F;tv-radio-and-on-demand&#x2F;broadcast-co...</a><p>Does the US have anything like this? I&#x27;ve tried searching for similar regulations covering news (via the Federal Communications Commission), but can&#x27;t find anything. Indecency seems to figure in regulations, but not accuracy in news, which I suppose might be some First Amendment precedent.<p>Any info&#x2F;pointers to info etc would be appreciated.