
The NewsWorthy Trump Threatens Broadcasters, New Vaccine Recs & Nvidia Backs Intel - Friday, September 19, 2025
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Sep 19, 2025 Jimmy Kimmel's suspension sparks a heated free speech debate as calls for media regulation grow. The CDC's new vaccine panel raises eyebrows by advising against a common childhood shot. In tech news, NVIDIA makes waves with a $5 billion investment in Intel for CPU development. A leadership shakeup at Texas A&M follows controversy over a gender-themed course. Lastly, legendary pitcher Clayton Kershaw announces his retirement plans, marking the end of an era in MLB.
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Media Pressure Sparks First Amendment Clash
- The Jimmy Kimmel suspension sparked claims of government coercion and First Amendment concerns from Democrats and entertainers.
- President Trump urged the FCC to consider revoking licenses of outlets that air negative comments about him, signaling increased regulatory pressure on broadcasters.
Vaccine Schedule Shift Risks Tradeoffs
- A CDC vaccine advisory panel now recommends giving MMR and varicella separately for children under four to reduce febrile seizure risk.
- Critics warn the split could strain supplies and reduce overall vaccination completion rates.
Maintain Coverage Amid Recommendation Changes
- Insurers pledged to keep covering vaccines recommended as of September 1st despite the panel's changes.
- States and multi-state alliances may issue their own vaccine guidance to maintain continuity of coverage.
