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ABC Says Comments Overwhelmingly Favor License Renewals Despite FCC’s “Ongoing Retaliation Campaign” To Punish Network Over Trump Coverage

ABC said that the FCC ‘s demand for an early review of its broadcast station licenses was an part of an “ongoing retaliation campaign” to punish the network over its news coverage and create a chillin...

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ABC sounds alarm on FCC license review, says Trump is retaliating for coverage

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ABC accuses FCC of 'retaliation' as federal agency threatens to revoke Disney's broadcasting licenses

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ABC Sounds Alarm On FCC License Review, Says Trump Is Retaliating For Coverage

The FCC’s unprecedented early review of eight ABC-owned stations underscores the Trump administration’s increasing attacks on the press.

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Disney goes ballistic in 109-page attack on Trump administration as TV stations hang on a knife’s edge

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ABC fires back at FCC, alleging 'retaliation' campaign on behalf of Trump

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Disney and ABC Ask FCC to Throw Out Petitions to Block ABC Station License Renewals

Disney and ABC want the FCC to dismiss petitions from conservative advocacy groups that seek to block the license renewals of ABC's 8 owned-and-operated local TV stations.

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Trump threatens ABC News lawsuit over Reflecting Pool coverage: 'I like their money'

WASHINGTON, DC: President Donald Trump has once again set his sights on a major media outlet, this time threatening legal action against ABC News over its reporting on alleged vandalism at the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool. The president's latest attack ...

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Trump's $5 billion lawsuit threat against BBC comes amid spate of legal wins over media companies

President Donald Trump has said he'll sue the BBC for up to $5 billion, and he comes with a track record of high-figure settlements from media companies.

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Disney and ABC take on Trump’s FCC

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. ABC's response to the FCC was a 'fiery' defense of First Amendment principles for its news shows like 'The View' . | Credit: Lou Rocco / ABC / Getty Images Disney is fighting back ...