
Article in Washington Post by Scott Nover, 7/7/26
Headline: “Judge rules for The Washington Post in $3.8B defamation suit brought by Trump Media”
Subhead: “The social media company failed to identify convincing evidence that The Post acted with actual malice, a federal judge in Tampa ruled.”
“. . .U.S. District Judge Thomas Barber, who is based in Tampa, wrote in a summary docket entry — known as a minute order — that Trump Media “failed to present evidence that would allow a jury to find by clear and convincing evidence” that The Post “published the allegedly defamatory statements with actual malice.” Barber granted The Post’s motion for summary judgment and denied one from Trump Media. . .”
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