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Judge orders cancellation of Trump’s government-funded ads
A federal judge on Sunday told the Trump administration its new ads featuring the president are likely unlawful and must stop — including any set to be aired later in the day. The administration had indicated the ad campaign is set to end on Sunday, so there was no need for the judge to intervene.
What the coverage shows
Both outlets center on the judge ordering the Trump administration’s government-funded ads to stop, and both note that the campaign was already described as ending on Sunday. The Hill alone says the judge found the new ads featuring the president were likely unlawful and that the order covered any ads set for later that day. CNBC alone adds the criticism that the ads were government propaganda and intended to influence the midterm election.
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