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A French court has ordered Amandine Roy and Natacha Rey to pay Macron €8,000 (about $8,864) over claims they made in 2021 that falsely asserted the first lady is actually her brother.
Not only did the rocker backtrack from the lawsuit, he also agreed to pay for her legal fees.
On the CrossTalk show, three far-right influencers mocked the LGBTQ+ community and reminisced about a time when bullying members was socially acceptable.
Former employees claim they were fired in retaliation for complaints, with one saying he was repeatedly subject to antigay slurs. CEO Elon Musk was allegedly told of the abuse and did nothing.
Patrick Crowley claims he is a victim of workplace discrimination due to his sexual orientation -- as well as the "Twitter bandwagon."
Kaplan is most famous as the lawyer who brought down the Defense of Marriage Act.
A gay family influencer is taking the conservative who fallaciously accused him of sex crimes to court, in a lawsuit first shared with The Advocate.
Summer Bushnell falsely accused Eric Posey of exposing his genitals to kids during a pride event.
The parents of the 15-year-old expelled for a rainbow cake and shirt are alleging breach of contract and defamation.
The Aquaman star detailed the abuse in a motion to toss out her ex-husband's $50 million defamation suit against her.
Most Americans say they won’t change their votes as a result of Trump’s historic trial, but the verdict could give both parties an opportunity to court independents, a 19th News/SurveyMonkey poll found.
A jury awarded Depp $15 million in damages after he accused Heard of defaming him in a Washington Post op-ed on domestic violence.
The owner of the platform formerly known as Twitter continues to engage with the hate account.
Leigh Corfman, who alleged Moore groped her when she was 14, has filed suit because he called her a liar.
Radical feminist activist, blogger, and attorney Cathy Brennan claims a San Francisco writer 'maligned' her in an online post about MichFest, lesbians, and trans women.
Since buying Twitter, the billionaire has acted eratically on his rebranded social media platform.
The show was wrongly promoted as a true story and made the actions of Fiona Harris, portrayed in the series as Martha, worse than they were in real life, the California judge said.
