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Let's Talk About- Political Edition
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Fox, ABC, now CNN. Good. It’s time to start holding media companies accountable.
CNN found liable for $5 million in defamation trial against US Navy veteran over Afghanistan report A Florida jury found CNN liable on Friday in a high-stakes defamation trial against U.S. Navy veteran Zachary Young, who alleged that the network maligned him as an “illegal profiteer” with a report on Afghan evacuees being charged thousands of dollars to flee the country following the U.S. military withdrawal. Following two days of deliberations, the jury ruled that CNN would need to pay Young $5 million in compensatory damages, adding that he should also be awarded punitive damages. The trial is now heading into a second phase to determine the amount of punitive damages Young should receive from the network… |
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