Overview
- Trump announced the action on Truth Social and used harsh language to accuse the newspaper of long‑running bias and defamation.
- He said the case would be judged in Florida, while the complaint seeks $15 billion in damages.
- The filing cites a critical book about his wealth and three articles the complaint describes as false and malicious.
- Recent coverage of a 2003 birthday letter attributed to Trump and linked to Jeffrey Epstein is among the disputed items, which he denies authoring as The New York Times maintains its reporting.
- The move follows his July demand for at least $10 billion from the Wall Street Journal over Epstein‑related reporting, and the Times did not immediately respond to the new suit.