Breaking: Reports say Trump mused canceling the 2026 midterms, sparking legal alarms; Paramount/Skydance’s bid could hand CNN to Ellison and Bari Weiss. Democracy Docket seeks support. Thoughts? Comment. Source: TechCrunch. (people.com)
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Breaking reports allege that President Donald Trump is plotting to undermine or even cancel the 2026 midterm elections, prompting legal and democratic warnings. At the same time, media ownership moves by Paramount/Skydance raise fears that David Ellison and Bari Weiss could seize control of CNN if regulators approve a takeover. Democracy Docket, an independent, pro‑democracy newsroom founded by Marc Elias, says it has no corporate investors and vows to defend voting rights; it’s soliciting support and subscriptions. The stories are developing and subject to confirmation as acquisitions and legal plans advance. Readers should monitor reputable outlets for verified updates regularly. (democracydocket.com)
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