President Donald Trump announced on September 16, 2025, that he plans to sue The New York Times for $15 billion, accusing the newspaper of defamation. The lawsuit will be filed in Florida, though details remain unclear. Trump claims the Times made false statements about him, his family, and his businesses.
- Trump plans $15 billion lawsuit against NY Times
- Lawsuit to be filed in Florida
- Trump accuses NY Times of false statements
- No specific allegations detailed by Trump
- CNN sought comment from The New York Times
On September 16, 2025, Trump shared on Truth Social that he intends to file a $15 billion defamation and libel lawsuit against the newspaper. He did not specify the allegations but accused the Times of spreading false claims about him and his family. The lawsuit will be filed in Florida, with further details undisclosed. CNN contacted the Times for comment. This move marks a significant legal challenge amid ongoing tensions between Trump and the media.
- Trump claims the Times made false statements about him, his family, and his businesses.
- The lawsuit seeks $15 billion in damages, filed in Florida.
- The legal move follows ongoing disputes between Trump and the media.
- Further details about the allegations and case are yet to be revealed.
This lawsuit signals Trump’s continued use of legal action against media outlets, potentially affecting press freedom and political discourse.
Monitoring the case’s progress will be key to understanding its broader implications for media and politics.
