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Exclusive: State Financial Officers Allege AT&T’s Discrimination Against Conservative News Outlets May Violate Fiduciary Duty, Demand Answers

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Mar 17, 2023

Exclusive: State Financial Officers Allege AT&T’s Discrimination Against Conservative News Outlets May Violate Fiduciary Duty, Demand Answers

Ten state financial officers sent a letter to AT&T’s Board of Directors, first seen by Breitbart News, claiming the company may be violating its fiduciary duty to its shareholders by discriminating against conservative news outlets.

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