ABC News

ABC News is the news division of the American television network ABC, producing television, digital, radio, and streaming journalism.

World News Tonight: An ABC evening newscast presenting national and international news. This flagship broadcast is ABC News’s principal nightly television news program.
American Broadcasting Company: An American commercial broadcast television and radio network owned by The Walt Disney Company. ABC News is the network’s news division.
David Muir: An American journalist and anchor of ABC’s World News Tonight. His anchoring makes him a central contemporary face of the division.
CNN: An American cable news network launched in 1980. Its continuous-news model contrasts with ABC’s scheduled broadcast newscasts.
Good Morning America: An ABC morning television program combining news, interviews, and lifestyle coverage. It brings ABC News reporting into a live morning format.
NBC News: The news division of the American television network NBC. It is a direct network-news rival with a parallel broadcast history.
Diane Sawyer: An American television journalist who anchored ABC’s World News and reported for its newsmagazines. Her reporting and anchoring shaped ABC News programming for decades.
Fox News: An American cable news channel launched in 1996. Its cable-first programming competes for audiences and attention with ABC News.
20/20: An ABC newsmagazine series featuring investigative reports and in-depth stories. Its long-form episodes extend ABC News journalism beyond daily headlines.
CBS News: The news division of the American television network CBS. Its longstanding competition helped define the national broadcast-news landscape.

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