Coverage dated July 24, 2023

Far-right activist Ammon Bundy loses defamation case, faces millions of dollars in fines

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Far-right activist Ammon Bundy, who led the takeover of a federal wildlife refuge in Oregon, now must pay millions of dollars in damages after a hospital in Idaho won a defamation lawsuit against him and an associate.

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  1. Bowling Green Daily News

    Far-right activist Ammon Bundy loses Idaho hospital defamation case, must pay millions in fines (opens Bowling Green Daily News)

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    A far-right activist who led the takeover of a federal wildlife refuge in Oregon now must pay millions of dollars in damages after a hospital in Idaho won a defamation

  2. Seattle Times

    Idaho jury hits Ammon Bundy, defendants with tens of millions in damages in St. Luke’s lawsuit (opens Seattle Times)

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    BOISE, Idaho — Fourteen months after St. Luke’s filed a defamation lawsuit against Ammon Bundy and another far-right activist, the case has reached a conclusion. The 12 jurors deciding damages in the civil action filed back into the courtroom early...

  3. Omaha World-Herald

    Far-right activist Ammon Bundy loses defamation case, faces millions of dollars in fines (opens Omaha World-Herald)

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    Far-right activist Ammon Bundy, who led the takeover of a federal wildlife refuge in Oregon, now must pay millions of dollars in damages after a hospital in Idaho won a defamation lawsuit against him and an associate.

  4. Washington Times

    Far-right activist Ammon Bundy loses defamation case and faces millions of dollars in fines (opens Washington Times)

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    A far-right activist who led the takeover of a federal wildlife refuge in Oregon now must pay millions of dollars in damages after a hospital in Idaho won a defamation lawsuit against them.

  5. Fox News

    Far-right activist Ammon Bundy ordered to pay millions in defamation lawsuit filed by Idaho hospital (opens Fox News)

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    A prominent far-right activist known for leading the takeover of a federal wildlife refuge in Oregon, has been ordered to pay millions in damages following a defamation lawsuit.

  6. East Idaho News

    Idaho jury hits Bundy, defendants with tens of millions in damages in St. Luke’s lawsuit (opens East Idaho News)

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    BOISE (Idaho Statesman) – Fourteen months after St. Luke’s filed a defamation lawsuit against Ammon Bundy and another far-right activist — neither of whom ever came to court — the case has reached a conclusion.

  7. KTVZ Bend

    Bundy, defendants to pay over $50 million in damages after lawsuit with St. Luke's (opens KTVZ Bend)

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    By Cooper McCauley Click here for updates on this story BOISE, Idaho (KIVI) — The jury has reached its decision in the civil case between controversial political activist Ammon Bundy and St. Luke’s Hospital in Meridian with a ruling in favor of the Idaho hospital. The jury settled on a total of $26.

  8. Anchorage Daily News

    Idaho jury hits far-right activist Ammon Bundy and co-defendants with $26.5 million in damages in defamation lawsuit (opens Anchorage Daily News)

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    The defendants were accused of spreading lies about a hospital system and a baby while running a “massive ugly machine built to make money and radicalize people.”

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