ABC's broadcast license is under FCC review, and the network is discussing the possibility of the Cabinet invoking the 25th Amendment.
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Updated Sep 8
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What happened
ABC's broadcast license is under FCC review, and the network is discussing the possibility of the Cabinet invoking the 25th Amendment.
Who's involved
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The entities involved
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Federal Communications Commission
independent U.S. government agency
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ABC
first Australian public television channel
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cabinet
group of high ranking officials, usually representing the executive branch of government
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