Investors of the Fox Corp. networks have looked like they were going to sue the company since their court deal with Dominion Voting Systems and ongoing litigation with Smartmatic. The stock price fell after the settlement was announced.
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A man who decided to plunge $174,000 into gold coins he saw advertised on Fox News is now regretting his decision after losing roughly $70,000 on the investment. 
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Rupert Murdoch's fate is in the hand of voting machine company Smartmatic after paying out a whopping $787.5 settlement to Dominion Voting Systems. The Fox News boss controls his empire through ownership of a special class of stock that gives him an outsized voting stake in the Fox Corporation...
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MSNBC's Joe Scarborough said the nearly $800 million settlement with Dominion Voting Systems was the worst possible outcome for Fox News.
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Fox is seeking a temporary restraining order in New York state court in an attempt to keep Grossberg from disclosing privileged conversations with its attorneys.
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MSNBC's Chris Hayes tore into Fox News leadership and personalities in his broadcast on Tuesday, focusing in on new revelations from the Dominion Voting Systems lawsuit about what they were saying behind the scenes as they spread false information about the election.
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On Fox News Tuesday, commentator Brit Hume leaned into the idea suggested by Texas Lt. Gov.Dan Patrick that the elderly should be willing to sacrifice themselves to coronavirus so younger people can go work and boost the stock market, telling host Tucker Carlson that such an idea was an “entirely reasonable."
Occupy Hades's insight:
"On Fox News Tuesday, commentator Brit Hume leaned into the idea suggested by Texas Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick that the elderly should be willing to sacrifice themselves to coronavirus so younger people can go work and boost the stock market, telling host Tucker Carlson that such an idea was an “entirely reasonable viewpoint." - Matthew Chapman | Raw Story
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President Donald Trump appears to have given himself a diagnosis of John McCain-Tourettes Syndrome — and a Fox News panelist agrees. During a Thursday panel discussion on “Your World With Neil Cavuto,” the group viewed a recent interview with Trump and Maria Bartiromo, who asked about the ongoing...
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Fox News bosses were wooing Donald Trump during a private dinner at his golf course shortly after the former president learned he was being indicted for a third time. The ex-president shared dinner in a private dining room at his Bedminster, New Jersey, with Fox News president Jay Wallace and...
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MSNBC's Joe Scarborough warned Fox News was about to lose another defamation lawsuit related to its coverage of the 2020 election and its aftermath.
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Fox News’s legal troubles related to the 2020 presidential election are far from over.
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Voting tech giant Dominion has won in its fight to have a jury consider its defamation suit against Fox News, according to reports. Reuters reported Friday that a judge ruled that a Delaware jury will consider if Fox Corp defamed Dominion Voting Systems with false claims of mass voter fraud...
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Dominion Voting Systems is in the middle of a defamation lawsuit against Fox News after the network helped to spread Donald Trump's false claims that the 2020 election was stolen from him.
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Mango Mussolini takes to the Fox and Friends airwaves and it's as big a sh*tshow as you would expect. Fifty-four minutes of random nonsense....
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President Donald Trump spoke with Fox News host Sean Hannity on Wednesday about a myriad of issues and rambling insults about Democrats. But one comment left some alleging the president was being reckless with the facts.
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"The World Health Organization has said that the fatality rate for the coronavirus, also known as COVID-19, is between 3-4 percent. Recent specific estimations put it at 3.4 percent. However, the president said that it’s all fake news." - Sarah K. Burris | Raw Story
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