The BBC is warning Donald Trump that he doesn’t have a real defamation case.

The Supreme Court rejected Alex Jones’s request to challenge the more than $1 billion he owes to families of Sandy Hook shooting victims.

Donald Trump has been sent back to the drawing board.

Donald Trump accused the paper of actively working against him.

Donald Trump continually accepts this woman’s federal staffing suggestions.

When will Devin Nunes learn and stop these pathetic lawsuits?

There is a missing piece at the center of the president’s legal claims against The Wall Street Journal—and sooner or later, someone may have to produce it.

Gavin Newsom has accused Fox News of misleadingly editing a video of Donald Trump.

A judge ruled the case could proceed. Donald Trump issued his own ruling.

Donald Trump had sought to block the lawsuit from proceeding.

Rudy Giuliani has reached a settlement agreement with the 2020 Georgia poll workers he repeatedly lied about.

A multimillion-dollar settlement proves corporate media will choose profits over press freedom every time.

The former president has a long losing streak against the media, but George Stephanopoulos’s rape commentary may have opened the door to his first big victory.

In leveling defamation charges against Business Insider, the hedge funder has only proven how important it is for the press to have robust protections from people like him.

A Manhattan jury may decide that the rape claims against the former president are credible, setting Republicans up for another moral test they will surely fail.

This suit can prove once and for all that Fox puts propaganda and ratings ahead of truth.

The onetime Trump lawyer lost his defamation case against the cable news network, but the ruling nonetheless took aim at a long-standing legal precedent that protects press freedom.

Ron DeSantis and the Republican legislature want to make it easier to sue journalists. But right-wing outlets will be the ripest targets if defamation laws are loosened.

A Florida defamation bill shrouds a right for conservative Christians to pursue their anti-social civic agenda under the guise of a free speech protection.

If the Mar-a-Lago affair has taught us anything, it’s that as long as Trump-appointed judges exist, all bets are off.