After launching investigations into the diversity, equity and inclusion policies and practices of Comcast and Verizon, the Federal Communications Commission is setting its sights on Disney next.

Carr, in a letter to Disney chief executive Bob Iger released on Friday, said the probe will relate to whether Disney maintains discriminatory policies through racial quotas, among other things.

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Right now, you can find the “Dated Collection” available at the Disney Store now, featuring May the 4th shirts, pullovers, and more with fan favorite characters (like Luke Skywalker facing ...

As a representative of the Evansville area and the Southwest region of the state, I value every opportunity to engage with constituents, hear their concerns and provide updates on the legislative ...

FCC Chairman Brendan Carr announced a new investigation into "DEI practices" at Disney and its flagship company ABC via X Friday. "I have asked the @FCC's Enforcement Bureau to open an ...

The oft-delayed Porto’s Bakery in Downtown Disney that was first announced three years ago will finally begin construction — a move that will have a ripple effect on the nomadic Earl of ...

Among those who signed the letter are Abigail Disney, a philanthropist and member of the Disney family; Jeffrey Hollender, the founder of the brand Seventh Generation; heirs to the Rockefeller ...

The Disney bundles are designed to satisfy as many of those as possible by grouping three major services under one discounted price. Originally, it only featured Disney Plus, Hulu, and ESPN Plus ...

Israeli director Abraham, who had previously criticised the organisation’s failure to publicly support Hamdan in the wake of his arrest, has hit out at a letter co-signed by Bill Kramer and ...