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Former President Donald Trump on Monday sued CNN, seeking USD475 million in damages, saying the network had defamed him in an effort to short-circuit any future political campaign.
The lawsuit, filed in US District Court in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, focuses primarily on the term “The Big Lie” about Trump's false claims of widespread fraud that he says cost him the 2020 presidential election to Joe Biden.
There was no immediate comment from CNN.
Trump repeatedly attacked CNN as president, which resonated with his conservative followers. He has similarly filed lawsuits against big tech companies with little success. His case against Twitter for knocking him off its platform following the January 6, 2021, US Capitol insurrection was thrown out by a California judge earlier this year.
Numerous federal and local election officials in both parties, a long list of courts, top former campaign staffers and even Trump's own attorney general have all said there is no evidence of the election fraud he alleges.
Trump's lawsuit claims “The Big Lie,” a phrase with Nazi connotations, has been used in reference to him more than 7,700 times on CNN since January 2021.
“It is intended to aggravate, scare and trigger people,” he said.
In a statement Monday, Trump suggested that similar lawsuits would be filed against other news organizations. And he said he may also bring “appropriate action” against the House committee investigating the January 6 attack on the Capitol by his supporters. The lawsuit comes as he is weighing a potential bid for the presidency in 2024.
New CNN chief Chris Licht privately urged his news personnel in a meeting more than three months ago to refrain from using the phrase because it is too close to Democratic efforts to brand the former president, according to several published reports.

Trump files $475 million defamation lawsuit against CNN

Trump repeatedly attacked CNN as president, which resonated with his conservative followers. He has similarly filed lawsuits against big tech companies with little success.

Former President Donald Trump on Monday sued CNN, seeking USD475 million in damages, saying the network had defamed him in an effort to short-circuit any future political campaign.
The lawsuit, filed in US District Court in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, focuses primarily on the term &ldquo;The Big Lie&rdquo; about Trump's false claims of widespread fraud that he says cost him the 2020 presidential election to Joe Biden.
There was no immediate comment from CNN.
Trump repeatedly attacked CNN as president, which resonated with his conservative followers. He has similarly filed lawsuits against big tech companies with little success. His case against Twitter for knocking him off its platform following the January 6, 2021, US Capitol insurrection was thrown out by a California judge earlier this year.
Numerous federal and local election officials in both parties, a long list of courts, top former campaign staffers and even Trump's own attorney general have all said there is no evidence of the election fraud he alleges.
Trump's lawsuit claims &ldquo;The Big Lie,&rdquo; a phrase with Nazi connotations, has been used in reference to him more than 7,700 times on CNN since January 2021.
&ldquo;It is intended to aggravate, scare and trigger people,&rdquo; he said.
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In a statement Monday, Trump suggested that similar lawsuits would be filed against other news organizations. And he said he may also bring &ldquo;appropriate action&rdquo; against the House committee investigating the January 6 attack on the Capitol by his supporters. The lawsuit comes as he is weighing a potential bid for the presidency in 2024.
New CNN chief Chris Licht privately urged his news personnel in a meeting more than three months ago to refrain from using the phrase because it is too close to Democratic efforts to brand the former president, according to several published reports.

Veteran anchor Chris Wallace has left Fox News after 18 years for CNN, dealing a significant blow to Fox's news operation at a time that it has been overshadowed by the network's opinion side.
Wallace delivered the surprising news that he was leaving at the end of the "Fox News Sunday" show he moderates, and within two hours CNN announced he was joining its new streaming service as an anchor. CNN+ is expected to debut in early 2022.
"It is the last time, and I say this with real sadness, we will meet like this," Wallace, who is 74, said on his show, which airs on the Fox network and is later rerun on Fox News Channel. "Eighteen years ago, the bosses here at Fox promised me they would never interfere with a guest I booked or a question I asked. And they kept that promise."
Wallace was a veteran broadcast network newsman, working at both ABC and NBC News, before the late Roger Ailes lured him to Fox with the promise of his own Sunday show. Methodical and never showy — in contrast to his father Mike, the legendary "60 Minutes" reporter — Chris Wallace was known for his willingness to ask hard questions of all guests no matter their politics.
He was the first Fox News personality to moderate a presidential debate, doing it in 2016 and 2020. The debate he moderated last year went off the rails when then-President Donald Trump repeatedly interrupted Democratic challenger Joe Biden.
Wallace generally co-existed with Fox's opinion side and infrequently took them on publicly, although in 2017 he said it was "bad form" when opinion hosts bashed the media.
But he had grown privately frustrated with the overall tenor at Fox, where conservative opinion hosts have been elevated and amplified, particularly after the network's ratings took a brief hit following the 2020 election. The network ousted two news executives involved in the controversial — but correct — Election Night declaration that Biden had won in Arizona, a call that infuriated Republican Trump.
His track record had given Wallace a large measure of independence at Fox, despite the network's overall tilt. "I have been free to report to the best of my ability, to cover the stories I think are important, to hold our country's leaders to account," he said on Sunday. "It's been a great ride."
His announcement came as a surprise; even guests on his show Sunday hadn't been tipped off they were seeing his finale.

Watch: Fox anchor Chris Wallace makes his own news with move to CNN

(("It is the last time, and I say this with real sadness, we will meet like this," SOT- THIS BIT)) Dealing a significant blow to Fox's news operation at a time that it has been overshadowed by the network's opinion side, veteran anchor Chris Wallace has left Fox News after 18 years for CNN.&nbsp;
Wallace delivered the surprising news at the end of the "Fox News Sunday" show he moderates, and within two hours CNN announced he was joining its new streaming service as an anchor. CNN+ is expected to debut in early 2022. (("Eighteen years ago, the bosses here at Fox promised me they would never interfere with a guest I booked or a question I asked. And they kept that promise." SOT- THIS BIT))
Wallace was a veteran broadcast network newsman, working at both ABC and NBC News, before moving&nbsp;to Fox with his own Sunday show. Methodical and never showy &mdash; Wallace was known for his willingness to ask hard questions of all guests no matter their politics. 
(("I have been free to report to the best of my ability, to cover the stories I think are important, to hold our country's leaders to account," he said on Sunday. "It's been a great ride." SOT- THIS BIT))
He was the first Fox News personality to moderate a presidential debate, doing it in 2016 and 2020.

Wallace generally co-existed with Fox's opinion side and infrequently took them on publicly, although in 2017 he said it was "bad form" when opinion hosts bashed the media.

Veteran anchor Chris Wallace has left Fox News after 18 years for CNN, dealing a significant blow to Fox's news operation at a time that it has been overshadowed by the network's opinion side.
Wallace delivered the surprising news that he was leaving at the end of the "Fox News Sunday" show he moderates, and within two hours CNN announced he was joining its new streaming service as an anchor. CNN+ is expected to debut in early 2022.
"It is the last time, and I say this with real sadness, we will meet like this," Wallace, who is 74, said on his show, which airs on the Fox network and is later rerun on Fox News Channel. "Eighteen years ago, the bosses here at Fox promised me they would never interfere with a guest I booked or a question I asked. And they kept that promise."
Wallace was a veteran broadcast network newsman, working at both ABC and NBC News, before the late Roger Ailes lured him to Fox with the promise of his own Sunday show. Methodical and never showy &mdash; in contrast to his father Mike, the legendary "60 Minutes" reporter &mdash; Chris Wallace was known for his willingness to ask hard questions of all guests no matter their politics.
He was the first Fox News personality to moderate a presidential debate, doing it in 2016 and 2020. The debate he moderated last year went off the rails when then-President Donald Trump repeatedly interrupted Democratic challenger Joe Biden.
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Wallace generally co-existed with Fox's opinion side and infrequently took them on publicly, although in 2017 he said it was "bad form" when opinion hosts bashed the media.
But he had grown privately frustrated with the overall tenor at Fox, where conservative opinion hosts have been elevated and amplified, particularly after the network's ratings took a brief hit following the 2020 election. The network ousted two news executives involved in the controversial &mdash; but correct &mdash; Election Night declaration that Biden had won in Arizona, a call that infuriated Republican Trump.
His track record had given Wallace a large measure of independence at Fox, despite the network's overall tilt. "I have been free to report to the best of my ability, to cover the stories I think are important, to hold our country's leaders to account," he said on Sunday. "It's been a great ride."
His announcement came as a surprise; even guests on his show Sunday hadn't been tipped off they were seeing his finale.

CNN suspended prime time anchor Chris Cuomo 'indefinitely' over help he gave to his brother, former New York governor Andrew Cuomo, while he was battling sex abuse allegations.
The decision came after the New York attorney general released new documents that included text messages and transcripts of interviews with investigators who led the probe into allegations against the governor.
Also watch: New York Governor sexually harassed 11 women, finds probe 
CNN said the documents show "a greater level of involvement in his brother's efforts than we previously knew".
The documents also showed how Chris continuously pressed the governor's staff to let him play a larger role in his brother's defence.
Andrew Cuomo resigned in August over allegations of sexual and workplace harassment and is currently facing investigations over nursing home deaths during the coronavirus pandemic.

CNN suspends Chris Cuomo over help to governor brother accused of sex abuse

CNN suspended prime time anchor Chris Cuomo 'indefinitely' over help he gave to his brother, former New York governor Andrew Cuomo, while he was battling sex abuse allegations.

CNN suspends Chris Cuomo over help to governor brother

CNN&nbsp;has suspended prime time anchor Chris Cuomo 'indefinitely' over help he gave to his brother, former New York governor Andrew Cuomo, while he was battling sex abuse allegations.
The decision came after the New York attorney general released new documents that included text messages and transcripts of interviews with investigators who led the probe into allegations against the governor.
CNN said the documents show "a greater level of Chris Cuomo's involvement in his brother's efforts than was previously known".
The documents also showed how Chris continuously pressed the governor's staff to let him play a larger role in his brother's defence.
Andrew Cuomo resigned in August over allegations of sexual and workplace harassment and is currently facing investigations over nursing home deaths during the coronavirus pandemic.

Andrew Cuomo resigned in August over allegations of sexual and workplace harassment and is currently facing investigations over nursing home deaths during the coronavirus pandemic

CNN&nbsp;has suspended prime time anchor Chris Cuomo 'indefinitely' over help he gave to his brother, former New York governor Andrew Cuomo, while he was battling sex abuse allegations.
The decision came after the New York attorney general released new documents that included text messages and transcripts of interviews with investigators who led the probe into allegations against the governor.
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CNN said the documents show "a greater level of Chris Cuomo's involvement in his brother's efforts than was previously known".
The documents also showed how Chris continuously pressed the governor's staff to let him play a larger role in his brother's defence.
Andrew Cuomo resigned in August over allegations of sexual and workplace harassment and is currently facing investigations over nursing home deaths during the coronavirus pandemic.

TV channels HBO & WB to be discontinued in India, here's why

WarnerMedia&nbsp;has announced its decision&nbsp;to&nbsp;discontinue its film&nbsp;and entertainment channels HBO and WB in India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, and Maldives from December 15.&nbsp;
Issuing a statement company said it decided to close the channels due to a dramatic market shift in the pay of the TV industry.
The report adds that&nbsp;WarnerMedia will continue to offer Pogo and Cartoon Network in India and distribute CNN International.

Here's why TV channels HBO & WB to be discontinued in India

HBO, WB channels to be discontinued in India
WarnerMedia&nbsp;to close channels due to market shift

WarnerMedia&nbsp;has announced its decision&nbsp;to&nbsp;discontinue its film&nbsp;and entertainment channels HBO and WB in India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, and Maldives from December 15.&nbsp;
Issuing a statement, the company said it decided to close the channels due to a dramatic market shift in the pay of the TV industry.
WarnerMedia will continue to offer Pogo and Cartoon Network in India and distribute CNN International.

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