The Federal Communications Commission first established rules in 1965 for cable systems which received signals by microwave antennas. In 1966, the Commission established rules for all cable systems (whether or not served by microwave). The Supreme Court affirmed the Commission's jurisdiction over cable in United States v. Southwestern Cable Co., 392 U.S. 157 (1968). The Court ruled that "the Commission has reasonably concluded that regulatory authority over CATV is imperative if it is to perform with appropriate effectiveness certain of its responsibilities."
They could actually lose their broadcast rights via the cuorrupt FCC, but tbh that doesn't really matter to anybody but Fox News because most networks broadcast on satellite or online nowadays instead of archaic airwaves and cable.
I will state here that even though an online friend can say that they're a real friend, can say they would be there for you in times of need, given the nature of online interactions being considered low stakes and chronically online people seeking immediate gratification: they probably won't be trustworthy.
For every story like OP's there are also stories of assault.
Not practically, they actually tried it with Executive Order 14160.
Nobody is safe because no one has birthright citizenship under the Trump admin. Eventually they will move on from immigrants and target anyone they deign to notice.
Yeah I tried it a bit because I'm sick of DuckFuck's AI bullshit, but Qwant appears to lack even the ability to report results for danger or slop so it's frustrating.
according to the FCC