Federal Communications Commission Chair Brendan Carr faced intense bipartisan backlash after threatening to revoke broadcast licenses for airing what he termed "fake news" regarding the ongoing conflict in Iran.Lawmakers including Elizabeth Warren and Ron Johnson condemned the warning as unconstitutional censorship after Carr cited a 1969 Supreme Court ruling to justify government intervention.The dispute intensified following reports of Iranian strikes on US tanker planes, with critics and the Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression labeling the move a totalitarian threat.