Donald Trump has filed a lawsuit against the Wall Street Journal, seeking $10 billion in damages over an article deemed defamatory about Jeffrey Epstein.
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Trump is accusing the Wall Street Journal and its owners of defamation, seeking $10 billion in damages after publishing an article about a postcard linked to Jeffrey Epstein. He claims the article caused significant financial and reputational damage. Trump denies the allegations and says he distanced himself from Epstein before Epstein's legal troubles. Dow Jones, the newspaper's parent company, said it will vigorously defend the accuracy of its reporting. The figure sought by Trump would break previous records in defamation cases.
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Trump a dat în judecată Wall Street Journal pentru defăimare în cazul Epstein. Cere daune de 10 miliarde de dolari
Donald Trump dă în judecată Wall Street Journal pentru cazul Epstein şi cere 10 miliarde de dolari
Scandalul sexual "Epstein": Trump dă în judecată Wall Street Journal. Cere daune de 10.000.000.000$ | Newsweek Romania
Donald Trump dă în judecată Wall Street Journal pentru cazul Epstein și cere 10 miliarde de dolari
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