Trump ‘honoured’ to slap New York Times with US$15 billion lawsuit
Published: 1:20pm, 16 Sep 2025Updated: 2:25pm, 16 Sep 2025 US President Donald Trump on Monday filed a US$15 billion lawsuit for defamation and libel...
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