President Donald Trump said he has filed a $15 billion defamation and libel lawsuit against The New York Times, accusing the paper of serving as a “mouthpiece” for the Democrats https://t.co/a6JyLENcUm📷: Samuel Corum/ Sipa/Bloomberg https://t.co/ayCBp4XyNL ...

Legal Settlement - Newsmax 将支付 67 million 美元以和解 Dominion Voting Systems 的诽谤诉讼 [1] - 该诉讼指控 Newsmax 明知故犯地对 Dominion 的投票机做出虚假陈述 [1]

I have allocated 400,000,000 of personal funds to battle Google, Meta, TikTok -Every single girl who lied about me.The BBC, all mainstream media across Australia UK and USAEvery twitter account that defamed me.All of them.Vs me.I’m doing this for the people everywhere who have been lied about, banned, cancelled.All the men who had lying women ruin their lives and stop them seeing their kids.I’m one of the only men who can afford this fight.I have a duty to God.For all of the good men out there.It’s good vs ...

RT Tate Updates (@tateupdatesx)JUST IN: Andrew Tate has officially SUED TikTok & Meta for Defamation and civil conspiracy 🤯🚨TikTok tried (and failed) to make the Tate brothers irrelevant by endlessly banning them.Now they’re paying the price. https://t.co/DPzsjnYOI8 ...

RT Joseph D. McBride, Esq. (@McBrideLawNYC)ANDREW TATE SUES META AND TIKTOK FOR DEFAMATION AND CIVIL CONSPIRACY: TECH GIANTS ACCUSED OF COORDINATED CHARACTER ASSASSINATION(LOS ANGELES, CA) — On August 11, 2025, two federal lawsuits were filed on behalf of Andrew Tate against Meta Platforms, Inc. and TikTok Inc. in Los Angeles County Superior Court. The suits allege defamation, civil conspiracy, and tortious interference, accusing both tech giants of publishing false, reckless, and inflammatory statements th ...

Legal & Business Operations - Infowars, Alex Jones's online media empire, known for far-right conspiracies and fake news, faces potential closure [1] - Alex Jones was ordered to pay over $14 billion (1.4% billion) in damages to Sandy Hook families for defamation [2] - A Texas state judge ordered Infowars's assets to be turned over to a state receiver for a restarted sale process [4] - The satirical news outlet The Onion initially won the auction to purchase Infowars [3] Stakeholder Perspectives - Sandy Hook families welcomed The Onion's initial purchase of Infowars [3] - Victims' families are pleased with the placement of Infowars's parent company into receivership, seeking accountability for Alex Jones's harassment [5] Future Outlook - The sale of Infowars remains uncertain due to ongoing appeals by Alex Jones [4] - The owner of The Onion indicates continued interest in acquiring Infowars [5]

RT Joseph D. McBride, Esq. (@McBrideLawNYC)ANDREW TATE LAUNCHES LEGAL OFFENSIVE AGAINST BRIANNA STERN$50 MILLION CROSS-COMPLAINT FILED FOR DEFAMATION, FRAUD, AND ABUSE OF PROCESS(LOS ANGELES, CA, August 13, 2025) — Emory Andrew Tate III (“Andrew Tate”) has fired back in Los Angeles County Superior Court, filing a $50 million cross-complaint against Brianna Stern for defamation, slander, intentional infliction of emotional distress, invasion of privacy, abuse of process, and misappropriation of likeness.The ...

Here to break it all down, NBC News White House correspondent Von Hillyard, New York Times White House correspondent Luke Broadwater, MSNBC political analyst and Boston Globe columnist Kimberly Atkins, and MSN MSNBC legal analyst, former federal prosecutor Paul Butler. Van, first to you. President Trump filed this lawsuit less than 24 hours after the story dropped.And even before he did it, he remarked on the recent victories he's had in settling lawsuits against media outlets. So, how much did that inform ...

President Trump filed a lawsuit against the publisher of The Wall Street Journal, alleging the newspaper defamed him in an article about a birthday letter sent to disgraced financier Jeffrey Epstein https://t.co/DA4RcERtH6 ...

We start with multiple breaking news developments on Donald Trump and Jeffrey Epstein. Late today, Donald Trump filing a liel suit against the Wall Street Journal over its new Epstein reporting. Also late today, Trump's DOJ filing a motion to unseal grand jury testimony about Epstein. Trump's new suit names Rupert Murdoch, the journal's parent company, and the two reporters who broke that story. the journal detailing a 2003 letter that Trump reportedly wrote to Epstein for his 50th birthday. The journal des ...