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Paramount's Legal Scrutiny: State Senate's Inquiry
The California State Senate is investigating Paramount for potential violations of bribery and unfair competition laws. This follows a report that the network offered Trump's 2024 campaign $15 million to settle a lawsuit over an edited interview.
California Opens Inquiry Into Whether Paramount Violated State Bribery, Competition Laws, Semafor Reports
The California State Senate has opened an inquiry into whether Paramount violated state laws against bribery and unfair competition, Semafor reported on Friday. The investigation comes after the network reportedly offered President Donald Trump's 2024 campaign $15 million to settle a lawsuit filed against CBS over an edited interview with his Democratic rival Kamala Harris,
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Three U.S. senators warned Paramount's Shari Redstone a settlement with Trump over his '60 Minutes' lawsuit could violate a ...
Three senior U.S. senators are raising red flags over media giant Paramount Global’s ongoing legal entanglement with ...
As Paramount considers settling a lawsuit with Donald Trump over a "60 Minutes" interview, the Freedom of the Press ...
The new objections to Paramount’s motions to dismiss CBS lawsuit come amid reports the president turned down a $15 million ...
Wendy McMahon is quitting CBS News, citing disagreement with Paramount's direction. Her exit raises concerns about the future ...
McMahon's exit is the second shakeup at CBS News over the past month, as parent company Paramount is locked in a legal battle ...
The California State Senate has launched an investigation into Paramount Global's ongoing discussions with President Donald ...
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