Some three years after Sarah Palin sued The New York Times over an editorial about toxic political rhetoric, the paper’s attorney told a federal judge that the former Alaska governor’s hunt for evidence has turned up empty.
Read moreA federal court in New York ruled that Sarah Palin is not due a cut of the New York Times’ advertising revenue attributable to its 2017 editorial titled “America’s Lethal Politics,” which linked her to the 2011 shooting of former U.S. Representative Gabrielle Giffords in Tucson, Arizona. Palin is suing the newspaper for defamation.
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Troubled by an unusual hearing in the case, the Second Circuit breathed new life Tuesday into a suit that says The New York Times defamed Sarah Palin by tying her individually to the trend of heated political rhetoric fueling mass shootings.
Read moreLawyers for Sarah Palin struck a chord with the Second Circuit on Friday while fighting to restore defamation claims the former Alaska governor brought against the New York Times.
Read moreThe eldest son of former Republican vice presidential candidate Sarah Palin is seeking to bar the media from covering court hearings after he was accused of assaulting his father last year at the family home in Alaska.
Read moreSarah Palin did not retreat, she reloaded, after a federal judge threw out her defamation suit against the New York Times this past summer. The former governor of Alaska formally filed her notice of appeal on Tuesday.
Read moreTossing defamation claims by former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin against The New York Times, a federal judge opened his ruling Tuesday with a stirring ode to U.S. press freedom.
Read moreTaking the stand after his editorial for The New York Times drew legal fire, an opinion editor said Wednesday that he “didn’t remotely intend” to implicate former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin in a mass shooting.
Read moreWith The New York Times pushing him to dismiss Sarah Palin’s defamation lawsuit, a federal judge said he first wants to hear firsthand from the editorial writers who triggered the Alaskan politician’s wrath.
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During 90 minutes of sharp questioning Monday, a federal judge asked why a New York Times editorial tying Sarah Palin to a mass shooting appeared to be contradicted by a hyperlink posted in its online version.
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