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Trump pays writer E Jean Carroll $5m in damages over sexual abuse and defamation
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The coverage of the US Supreme Court's rejection of Trump's appeal in the E Jean Carroll case broadly agrees on the key facts of the decision. However, the framing and emphasis of the story differ slightly across outlets, with some focusing on the financial implications for Trump and others on the court's decision itself. The tone remains largely neutral across the board, although one centre outlet adopts a slightly critical tone.
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BBC World
Trump pays writer E Jean Carroll $5m in damages over sexual abuse and defamation
The president had sought to delay the payment as he tried to persuade the Supreme Court to overturn the judgement.
14 Jul, 16:19
The Guardian
Trump tries again to delay $5m sexual abuse payout to E Jean Carroll
Lawyers file request days after US supreme court declined to hear an appeal, with payout topping $5.8m with interest
Lawyers for Donald Trump have requested more time to pay a $5m civil judgment to magazine columnist E Jean Carroll from 2023, days after the US supreme court declined to hear an appeal.
In a new filing, the president’s attorney said that since his former lead counsel, Justin Smith, took up a position a…
4 Jul, 21:41
Independent World
Trump told to pay up as E. Jean Carroll demands $5.8M after Supreme Court decision
Advice columnist E. Jean Carroll asked a judge Tuesday to require President Donald Trump to pay her $5 million from a jury verdict that concluded Trump sexually abused her in the 1990s
1 Jul, 09:23
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GB News
Donald Trump's £3.75million sex abuse appeal bid rejected by Supreme Court
Donald Trump's attempt to appeal a £3.75million sex abuse liability verdict has been rejected by the Supreme Court.
The justices turned away President Trump's appeal after a lower court upheld the 2023 jury verdict and rejected his arguments that the trial was unfair because the judge impermissibly let jurors hear evidence of his alleged past sexual misconduct.
President Trump has been battling magazine columnist …
29 Jun, 14:07