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Story summary
- FCC Chair Brendan Carr said ads featuring President Donald Trump are not improper.
- The White House moved $20 million from Homeland Security to buy three national TV ads.
- Democratic FCC Commissioner Anna Gomez called the ads an aggressive effort to influence midterms.
- Artist JMSN sued the White House, alleging his “Love Me” song was used without permission.
- Ranking Democrat Jamie Raskin warned the ads could be theft and Hatch Act violations.
