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Nick Sandmann, the high school student at the center of a video at the Lincoln Memorial that went viral last year, said he has settled a defamation lawsuit against the Washington Post over its coverage. Sandmann tweeted on Friday, “On 2/19/19, I filed $250M defamation lawsuit against Washington Post. Today, I turned…

Covington, Kentucky high schooler Nicholas Sandmann can proceed with his $250 million lawsuit against the Washington Post, as a District Court judge has reversed his previous ruling dismissing the case. He will now allow three counts to proceed. Judge William O. Bertelsman of the US District Court for the Eastern…

A $250 million lawsuit against the Washington Post for defaming a Kentucky high school teen was dismissed by a federal judge on Friday, who cited the media company’s rights to free speech in the decision. The case drew national attention because of the confusion over the interactions between Covington High School…

Having gone after The Washington Post and today CNN, Nicholas Sandmann's lawyers are gearing up to whack a major media outlet "every few weeks or month." "Certainly we're looking very closely at NBC, we're looking very closely at AP, we're looking very closely at HBO for the conduct of Bill Maher, and we're looking…

The Washington Post has issued an editor’s note that admits its coverage of the Lincoln Memorial confrontation between Covington, Kentucky teens and a Native American activist was inaccurate in some of its reporting. The newspaper faces a $250 million defamation lawsuit in regard to its coverage of the incident, which…