Jury finds CNN liable for defaming Navy veteran who worked as contractor in Afghanistan
A Florida jury ruled that CNN defamed U.S. Navy veteran Zachary Young in a 2021 story about rescuing endangered Afghans after the Taliban takeover. Young claimed the report damaged his reputation and business.
CNN claimed Young's organization charged $75,000 per vehicle for road evacuations from Kabul to Pakistan and $14,500 per ...
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A CNN employee says losing a high-profile defamation case this week might have been expected inside the network, but that ...
The rare defamation trial involving a major media company could serve as a deterrent to other outlets.
A CNN producer admitted that he thinks Zachary Young has a "punchable face" in a deposition played in court on Tuesday.
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Fed-up Judge Savaged CNN Attorney in Network’s Disastrous Defamation Case: 'This Isn't Kindergarten'Along the way to CNN losing a major defamation lawsuit, the attorney representing the network received a blistering rebuke ...
U.S. Navy veteran Zachary Young offers his reaction to winning the CNN defamation trial in an interview with Fox News Digital ...
Zachary Young's lawyer asked if CNN thinks "we're all stupid" while addressing jurors during his closing argument.
A Florida jury concluded the network smeared the man’s reputation, awarding $5 million for losses and suffering and weighing ...
U.S. Navy veteran Zachary Young spoke with Fox News Digital following his history defamation victory against CNN following a ...
Zachary Young alleged CNN defamed him in a report by chief security correspondent Alex Marquardt that said he operated in a ...
CNN’s revenue tanked roughly $400 million in three years, according to financial metrics shared at the network’s defamation ...
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