FCC asks judge to reject Disney lawsuit over ABC’s licensing

Published Sep 4, 2026 • 3:27 PM

Lawyers for the Federal Communications Commission are asking a federal judge to throw out Disney and ABC’s lawsuit seeking to block the agency from continuing its early review of the network’s broadcast licenses. In a filing Thursday, FCC lawyers argued that Disney’s lawsuit is premature because the agency has not yet decided whether to take […]

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• The FCC is seeking to dismiss a Disney lawsuit regarding the early review of ABC broadcast licenses.

• The investigation focuses on whether Disney's diversity, equity, and inclusion policies constitute unlawful discrimination.

• Disney claims the FCC's actions are unconstitutional retaliation against their free expression.

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FCC asks judge to reject Disney lawsuit over ABC’s licensing review

FCC lawyers argued that Disney’s lawsuit is premature because the agency has not yet decided whether to take any enforcement action.

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