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WASHINGTON, D.C. The U.S. House of Representatives on Wednesday overwhelmingly approved higher fines for broadcast indecency, sending the issue on to the Senate for a second consecutive year.
The 389-38 vote approved a bill that would raise the maximum fine for broadcast indecency to $500,000, up from the current ceiling of $32,500.
Each house of Congress passed bills last year to raise indecency fines, but no final legislation emerged amid differences between the chambers over media ownership regulations.
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