US President Donald Trump says he will charge the New York Times for $ 15 billion

US President Donald Trump said that he will charge the New York Times for $ 15 billion (11 billion pounds) for what he called defamation and defamation.

“The New York Times has been allowed to lie freely, and to distort me for a very long time, and it is now stopping!” Trump posted on the social media platform, social truth, on Monday.

The Times support for Kamala Harris in the last presidential elections in 2024, saying that it had become “a state of state of radical left Democratic Party.”

A newspaper spokesman said the lawsuit was “an attempt to strangle and discourage independent reports,” adding, “It has no advantage.”

“The New York Times will not be deterred through intimidation tactics,” the spokesman added.

Trump said that a lawsuit was fired in Florida, which is strongly strong.

It has long expressed its dissatisfaction with what the media with left -wing media calls for his presidency.

In a post late on Monday, Trump took the case in supporting the Times for his opponent in the elections, saying: “Kamala Harris has already been supported at the dead position on the first page of the New York Times, something that no one has heard so far!”

In the post, other media or television programs of “staining” were also accused by “a very advanced system of documents and visual change”.

ABC News and Paramount CBS agreed to millions of dollars in Trump to settle the presidential cases filed in recent months.

He also made a case against the Wall Street Journal because of its reports on the Epstein scandal.

This is not the first time that Trump has sought to sue the New York Times.

In 2023, the judge rejected a lawsuit submitted by him, then former president, against the New York Times, saying that allegations in the lawsuit “fail as the issue of a constitutional law.”

The case of $ 100 million (79 million pounds) accused the newspaper and the daughter of Trump’s separate sister, Mary Trump, a “treacherous plot” to obtain his tax records.

It was presented in 2021 and related to a series that won the Politzer Award on Trump’s Financial Affairs.

Trump also lost another defamation offer in 2023, when he sought in vain to prosecute CNN by claiming that he was likened to Adolf Hitler. A federal judge later cast a case of $ 475 million (369 million pounds).

Clarification: This story was updated to include lawsuits against ABC News and Paramount, which ended in a settlement in favor of Trump.