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Clinton Judge Orders Trump to Pay Hillary $172K of $938K Sanctions for Bringing ‘Frivolous’ Lawsuit

A Bill Clinton-appointed federal judge has ordered President Donald Trump to pay Hillary Clinton $172,000 after throwing out his "frivolous" lawsuit and hitting the 45th POTUS with $938,000 in sanctions. Trump made headlines when he launched a massive lawsuit against Hillary and her allies. The lawsuit accuses Clinton “and her…

Pro Golfer Threatens CNN & Jake Tapper with $450M Lawsuit over Public Smear, Demands Apology

Nine-time PGA Tour winner Patrick Reed is threatening CNN with a $450 million lawsuit over defamatory comments made on air about the pro-golfer by anchor Jake Tapper and sportscaster Bob Costas. Reed’s lawyers argue that the comments were “designed to incite ridicule, hatred, and violence” against their client and other…

SF Judge Sides with Elon Musk, Forces Ex-Twitter Employees to Drop Class Action Lawsuit for Arbitration

A San Francisco judge has overruled disgruntled ex-Twitter employees and sided with the company's CEO Elon Musk. U.S. District Judge James Donato ordered the ex-employees to drop their class action lawsuit and pursue their claims through individual arbitration. The employees accused Twitter of not giving them adequate notice before firing…

Capitol Police Officer Sicknick’s Girlfriend Sues Trump over Claims of Wrongful Death

Late Capitol Police Officer Brian Sicknick's girlfriend is suing President Donald Trump for millions of dollars over claims of wrongful death. Sandra Garza has filed a lawsuit against Trump and two others, accusing the defendants of conspiracy to violate civil rights. Garza's lawsuit falsely alleges that Trump and his allies…

College Soccer Player Wins $100K Settlement after Team Benched Her for Refusing to Kneel for BLM

A former Virginia Tech women's soccer player has won a $100,000 settlement after she was benched by her team for refusing to kneel in protest for Black Lives Matter (BLM). Kiersten Hening will reportedly receive at least $100,000 as part of an agreement to dismiss a federal lawsuit against her…

Ex-Virginia Tech Soccer Player Who Refused to Kneel Scores Big Win with Six-Figure Settlement from Lawsuit

A former Virginia Tech women’s soccer player who refused to kneel during a reading of a “unity statement” in support of BLM will reportedly receive at least $100,000 as part of an agreement to settle a federal lawsuit. Kiersten Hening accused her coach of benching her because of her political…

Journalist Threatens to Sue ‘Adam Schiff Personally for Defamation’

Independent journalist Paul Sperry threatened to sue Rep. Adam Schiff (D-CA) personally for defamation over the Democrat congressman's efforts to smear and censor him. Sperry fired back after the "Twitter Files" released by Elon Musk showed Schiff trying to get Sperry banned from Twitter. As many have noted, the move…

Judge Orders Kari Lake’s Election Fraud Case to Go to Trial, Denies Katie Hobbs’ Motion to Dismiss

An Arizona judge has handed a massive win to Kari Lake by ordering the Republican gubernatorial candidate's election fraud case to move forward to a trial. The court also denied a motion to dismiss the lawsuit from Arizona's Democrat Secretary of State Katie Hobbs, who was declared the "winner" in…

Trump Follows Through on Threat, Files Defamation Lawsuit against Pulitzer Prize Board

President Donald Trump has followed through on an earlier threat and filed a defamation lawsuit against members of the Pulitzer Prize Board. The 45th president is suing the board members over the 2018 National Reporting prizes given to The New York Times and Washington Post for coverage of fabricated ties…

Fauci Said ‘I Don’t Recall’ 174 Times during Big Tech Collusion Deposition, Transcript Shows

During his recent seven-hour deposition in a major Big Tech collusion case, Dr. Anthony Fauci failed to remember pertinent information about his role in the government’s Covid response, answering questions with "I don't recall" 174 times, the transcript shows. On Monday, Louisiana and Missouri released the entirety of the November…