Politics
US court permanently dismisses Trump's lawsuit against The Wall Street Journal
Federal judge Darrin Gayles dismissed the $10 billion lawsuit, ruling that the president failed to prove actual malice or defamation regarding a report on a letter attributed to him.
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The essentials of this story
- What happened
- The permanent closure of a defamation lawsuit filed by the U.S. president against a media outlet.
- Who is affected
- President Donald Trump, The Wall Street Journal, and businessman Rupert Murdoch.
- What changes
- The $10 billion lawsuit has been dismissed, barring any further litigation on the same matter.
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Sources
- Justiça dos EUA rejeita processo de Trump contra Wall Street Journal sobre carta para Epstein — g1 — mundo
- Justiça dos EUA rejeita ação de US$ 10 bi de Trump contra jornal americano por carta a Epstein — Estadão — internacional
- Juiz rejeita ação de Trump contra The Wall Street Journal por carta a Epstein — UOL — notícias