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Appeals court rejects Trump's lawsuit against CNN for 'Big Lie' phrase - UPI.com

President Donald Trump's $475 million lawsuit against CNN for using "The Big Lie" was rejected by an appeals court, which called it "unpersuasive."

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upi.comStai leggendo8 mesi fa

Appeals court rejects Trump's lawsuit against CNN for 'Big Lie' phrase - UPI.com

President Donald Trump's $475 million lawsuit against CNN for using "The Big Lie" was rejected by an appeals court, which called it "unpersuasive."

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politico.com8 mesi fa

Appeals court panel rejects Trump’s ‘Big Lie’ defamation lawsuit against CNN

The three-judge panel, which included two Trump appointees, said the network’s use of the term didn’t amount to defamation.

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  1. martedì 18 novembre 2025·politico.com

    Appeals court panel rejects Trump’s ‘Big Lie’ defamation lawsuit against CNN

    The three-judge panel, which included two Trump appointees, said the network’s use of the term didn’t amount to defamation.

  2. martedì 18 novembre 2025·upi.com

    Appeals court rejects Trump's lawsuit against CNN for 'Big Lie' phrase - UPI.com

    President Donald Trump's $475 million lawsuit against CNN for using "The Big Lie" was rejected by an appeals court, which called it "unpersuasive."