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ABC Sues F.C.C. to Block Threat to Its TV Licenses

ABC Sues F.C.C. to Block Threat to Its TV Licenses
NYT Business Tuesday 18 August 2026, 12:53 UTC By Jim Rutenberg and John Koblin 1 min read
Key Points

An ABC News reporter prepares to broadcast from outside the New York Stock Exchange.

An ABC News reporter prepares to broadcast from outside the New York Stock Exchange. [Image text:] SABRE ROLLm CE NISH
ABC (ORG) F.C.C. (ORG) Block Threat (ORG) ABC News (ORG) the New York Stock Exchange (ORG)
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