Americans deserve a diverse and independent media landscape—not one controlled by an ever-shrinking handful of powerful corporations. As reports emerge about a proposed merger involving Paramount and Warner Bros. Discovery, serious concerns are being raised about what yet another wave of media consolidation could mean for journalism, workers, consumers, and democracy itself. When media giants merge, the consequences are often predictable: fewer independent voices, less local news coverage, job cuts, higher costs for consumers, and greater concentration of power among wealthy executives and investors. At a time when trust in institutions is already strained, allowing even more control over information to be concentrated in fewer hands should alarm everyone. The public has a right to know how this merger would affect competition, newsroom independence, and the diversity of viewpoints available to Americans. Congress cannot simply rubber-stamp another corporate mega-deal without asking hard questions. Lawmakers must launch a thorough investigation into the proposed merger, examine its impact on consumers and democratic discourse, and ensure that media consolidation does not further undermine the public interest. Add your name to demand Congress investigate the Paramount–Warner Bros. merger and protect independent media. A healthy democracy depends on a free, diverse, and competitive press. When a handful of corporations control what people watch, read, and hear, the public loses. It's time for Congress to stand up for consumers, workers, journalists, and democracy itself.