The Justice Department has launched an investigation into whether the National Football League has engaged in anticompetitive practices, amid growing frustration from fans over the leagues increasing… [+178 chars]

The Justice Department is investigating whether the NFL has engaged in anticompetitive practices, amid growing fan frustration over the airing of games on subscription TV services.

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Justice Department opens antitrust probe into NFL broadcasting deals - The Washington Post

A federal judge in Washington ruled Thursday that the Pentagon violated his order to restore access for New York Times journalists, finding that the Defense Departments revised interim policy unconst… [+151 chars]

Senior U.S. District Judge Paul L. Friedman also admonished the Trump administration, saying suppressing political speech is the “mark of an autocracy, not a democracy.”

Pentagon violated court order to restore press access, judge rules - The Washington Post

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Iran talks, CPI inflation, Taiwan Semi are on tap.

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JERUSALEM Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Thursday that he had authorized direct talks with Lebanon, while insisting that Israels attacks across the country targeting Hezbollah would c… [+7 chars]

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced that his country was ready for direct negotiations amid international calls for Israel to stop its strikes in Lebanon.

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Justice Department opens antitrust probe into NFL broadcasting deals - The Washington Post

Pentagon violated court order to restore press access, judge rules - The Washington Post

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Israel to open direct talks with Lebanon but not halt attacks on Hezbollah - The Washington Post