FBI Director Kash Patel and his foundation won a $250,000 default judgment against blogger Jim Stewartson, who accused Patel of being a “Kremlin asset” and of orchestrating the January 6 Capitol attack. The U.S. District Court in Las Vegas ruled that Stewartson acted with actual malice, awarding both compensatory and punitive damages. Judge Andrew Gordon … Read more

FBI Director Kash Patel and his foundation won a $250,000 default judgment against blogger Jim Stewartson, who publicly accused Patel of being a “Kremlin asset” and of planning the January 6 Capitol attack. The U.S. District Court in Las Vegas ruled that Stewartson acted with actual malice, awarding both compensatory and punitive damages. Judge Andrew … Read more

FBI Director Kash Patel and his foundation won a $250,000 default judgment in a defamation lawsuit against blogger Jim Stewartson, who publicly accused Patel of being a “Kremlin asset” and of planning the January 6 Capitol attack. The U.S. District Court in Las Vegas ruled that Stewartson acted with actual malice, and awarded both compensatory … Read more

When your digital footprint contradicts your legal narrative, courts take notice. In this final judgment, a UK court dismissed Mohammed Hijab’s defamation claim against The Spectator and Douglas Murray, citing Hijab’s own online behavior as reputationally damaging. This case underscores a growing legal trend: influencer credibility is now weighed against their public content. Defamation defense … Read more

Dominion Voting Systems’ $67 million settlement with Newsmax was finalized after internal documents revealed that Newsmax staff had serious doubts about the election fraud claims they aired. Despite warnings from producers and executives, the network continued to broadcast conspiracy theories involving Dominion’s voting machines. The case was set to go to trial in Delaware, but … Read more