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Paramount to Pay $16 Million to Trump’s Library to Settle 60 Minutes Lawsuit

The payment comes without admission of wrongdoing, directs funds to Trump’s future presidential library, triggering calls for an anticorruption investigation

Le groupe Paramount a annoncé mardi avoir signé un accord l’engageant à verser 16 millions de dollars à Donald Trump pour l’abandon des poursuites contre leur émission phare.
Le président a promis de continuer ses poursuites contre les médias.
Paramount, société mère de CBS, va verser 16 millions de dollars pour solder un contentieux judiciaire avec Donald Trump
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Overview

  • Paramount has agreed to pay $16 million to settle President Trump’s lawsuit against its CBS News division over an alleged deceptive edit.
  • The settlement directs funds to Trump’s future presidential library and does not include any admission of fault or public apology.
  • Trump initially sued in October under Texas consumer-protection law, claiming CBS’s 60 Minutes edited a Kamala Harris interview to favor her.
  • The agreement arrives as Paramount seeks U.S. approval for its Skydance merger and contends with high-level departures sparked by concerns over editorial independence.
  • Senator Elizabeth Warren has urged a full congressional anticorruption inquiry into library donations, and Trump plans to pursue similar lawsuits against other outlets.