“Veritas committed one infraction—it violated a policy regarding the publishing of private information, but CNN falsely accused it of violating a completely different policy—spreading misinformation," the appeals court stated. "This distinction is not an inconsequential detail.”
November 07, 2024 at 06:42 PM
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The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit on Thursday revived conservative group Project Veritas’ defamation lawsuit against CNN over its former news anchor’s inaccurate statement on why the organization was suspended from Twitter in 2021.
The lawsuit claims journalist Ana Cabrera defamed Project Veritas when she incorrectly suggested the group was banned from the social media site now called X for promoting misinformation.
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