Nicholas Sandmann reaches private settlement
with NBC over $275M lawsuit after network
made it look like he'd committed a 'hate
crime' in face-off with Native American man
Posted By: Imright, 12/18/2021 5:27:17 PM
Kentucky high school student Nicholas Sandmann revealed that he reached a settlement with NBC on Friday following the network's coverage of a controversial confrontation he had with a Native American man in 2019.'At this time I would like to release that NBC and I have reached a settlement. The terms are confidential,' Sandmann tweeted on Friday afternoon after reportedly suing the network for defaming him.The lawsuit settlement with NBC was Sandmann's third with a major news network since 2019. The teen's legal team also sued The Washington Post for $250 million and CNN for $275 million.
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Christian-owned company told they must
remove Bible verses from Army products,
including dog tags 22 replies
remove Bible verses from Army products,
including dog tags 22 replies
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Kristi Noem Advances Bill Requiring Trans
Athletes to Compete According to Their
Birth Gender 21 replies
Athletes to Compete According to Their
Birth Gender 21 replies
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