Smartmatic seeks to depose four Fox officials as part of 2020 lawsuit
The voting technology company will also be able to obtain communications from Fox Corp. board members
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The voting technology company will also be able to obtain communications from Fox Corp. board members
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. could benefit either main candidate if he takes part in the 2024 presidential debates according to a top political scientist.
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Fox News is claiming the $2.7 billion in damages being sought are excessive and aimed at chilling its free speech rights.