Disney and ABC sue FCC, accusing Trump administration of 'retaliatory campaign'
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and ABC on Tuesday sued the Federal Communications Commission, seeking to stop an unusual early TV station license renewal process that they say is an attack on free speech by the Trump administration.
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and ABC on Tuesday sued the Federal Communications Commission, seeking to stop an unusual early TV station license renewal process that they say is an attack on free speech by the Trump administration.
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