First Take, 6-24-25

First Take, 6-24-25

Plus: 'South Park' creators threaten Jeff Shell with legal action, CBS blasts Trump's lawsuit and Texas production antes up

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1. The Mainstream News Battle Hits YouTube: How Fox News, CNN, MSNBC Stack Up

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2. CBS Blasts Trump's $20 Billion Lawsuit as 'Meritless' Attempt to 'Evade Bedrock First Amendment Principles'

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4. NBA Finals Close Out With Most-Watched Game in 6 Years With 16 Million Viewers

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5. 'South Park' Creators Accuse Jeff Shell of Interfering in Streaming Rights Negotiations, Threaten Legal Action

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6. Academy Board of Governors Adds Haifaa al-Mansour, Effie T. Brown, Annie Chang

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7. Media Matters Sues to Block FTC Investigation, Accuses Agency of Waging a 'Campaign of Retribution' on Behalf of Elon Musk

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