The Freedom of the Press Foundation (FPF) has filed a complaint against Federal Communications Commission Chairman Brendan Carr, alleging he violated ethical principles for attorneys by using his position to influence media outlets' speech. The complaint, submitted to the DC Court of Appeals, cites Carr's actions, including his approval of the Paramount-Sky merger, as evidence of a pattern of behavior that undermines free speech. While the legal success of the complaint is uncertain, it highlights concerns regarding Carr's approach to media regulation and potential infringement on First Amendment rights. The Verge has the full story.