Fox Corp must face Smartmatic $2.7 billion defamation claim
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Fox Corp must face Smartmatic $2.7 billion defamation claim
With the Russia narrative taking a firm grip on America in the news media, journalists and pundits begin to routinely refer to Russian interference in the election, and Trump’s Russia connections, as if proven. The DNC issues daily email blasts and “War Room” updates ferreting out and attacking any and all Trump administration contacts with Russian
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On Thursday, Meta, which owns Facebook and Instagram, sent a letter urging California’s attorney general, Rob Bonta, to prevent Mr. Altman and his colleagues from converting OpenAI into a pure for-profit company.