President Trump on Tuesday claimed that the Wall Street Journal wants to settle the defamation lawsuit he filed after the outlet reported on a letter Trump allegedly sent to Jeffrey Epstein.

Donald Trump said on Tuesday the Wall Street Journal and its billionaire owner Rupert Murdoch want to settle the U.S.

Trump sued the Journal, owned by Murdoch, in U.S. District Court in southern Florida on July 18 for its story reporting on ...

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The defamation lawsuit, filed on July 18, took a personal turn, with Trump's legal team seeking to expedite a deposition of Rupert Murdoch. In court documents, Trump asked a federal court in Miami to ...

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Under Bush, US Attorney Alex Acosta — who later served in Trump’s first administration as Labor secretary — reached a non-prosecution agreement with Epstein in 2007, allowing him to avoid federal ...

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Trump is suing The Wall Street Journal and owners, including Murdoch, over a report that Trump’s name was in a birthday card ...

The president is suing the 94-year-old owner of The Wall Street Journal over his newspaper's Jeffrey Epstein birthday letter ...

US President Donald Trump says Jeffrey Epstein was 'persona non grata' after he allegedly poached employees - Anadolu Ajansı ...

President Trump said that he ended his friendship with Epstein and threw him out of his private club after he betrayed him ...