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“Why are lies called falsehoods now?”
That’s part of a reader’s comment on a New York Times story about a nutty conspiracy theory that wrecked a professional conference in Atlanta, Georgia. I can answer the question, which has been at the forefront of attacks on journalism … Continue reading
Posted in Journalism, Propaganda, The Facts of Life, Trumpism
Tagged conspiracy theories, defamation, libel, lie versus falsehood, Lilllian Hellman, MAGA, mainstream journalism, Mary McCarthy, New York Times, social media, what is a falsehood, what is a lie
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Defamation: “Can Trump Change Libel Laws?”
Source: Can Trump Change Libel Laws? – The New York Times No. Yesterday I came in praise of Linda Greenhouse, who used to cover the Supreme Court for the New York Times. Today I come in praise of Adam Liptak, … Continue reading
Posted in Law, suits and order, Politics, The Facts of Life
Tagged defamation lawsuit, defense of defamation lawsuits, Interpreting lawyers, Lawyers, legal causes of action, liability insurance, libel, slander
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Highs and lows: American Pharoah’s owner sued for libel
Just before his horse won the Triple Crown, Ahmed Zayat was crowned, too — with a $10 million libel lawsuit. The lawyer for the man who alleges that Ahmed Zayat has failed to pay a $2 million gambling debt filed … Continue reading
Posted in Law, suits and order
Tagged defamation, defamation lawsuit, libel, libel lawsuit
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