Fox News Pays Dominion $787.5 Million
After the 2020 election, Fox News programs aired and at times embraced claims that Dominion Voting Systems machines had rigged the vote against Trump.

Supported Trump's claim that voting machines stole the 2020 election.
What was reported
After the 2020 election, Fox News programs aired and at times embraced claims that Dominion Voting Systems machines had rigged the vote against Trump.
What actually happened
Dominion sued for $1.6 billion, and before trial a Delaware judge ruled that the statements at issue were false. On the eve of trial, Fox settled for $787.5 million. Fox's statement acknowledged the court's ruling that certain claims about Dominion were false, but it did not admit wrongdoing or apologize on air.
The proof
The court's pretrial ruling that the statements were false, and the $787.5 million settlement; Fox admitted no wrongdoing.
The receipt. Copy this and paste it anywhere:
Fox News Pays Dominion $787.5 Million — Debunked. The court's pretrial ruling that the statements were false, and the $787.5 million settlement; Fox admitted no wrongdoing. Full file: https://www.thepropagandafiles.com/case/fox-dominion-787-million-settlement/
Original reporting
- NPR (via LAist): Fox broadcast the false claims; settlement detailshttps://laist.com/news/npr-news/fox-news-settles-defamation-lawsuit-with-election-tech-firm-dominion-voting-systems
Corrections, findings & records
- NPR (via LAist): Fox settles with Dominionhttps://laist.com/news/npr-news/fox-news-settles-defamation-lawsuit-with-election-tech-firm-dominion-voting-systems
- Rolling Stone: Fox settles Dominion casehttps://www.rollingstone.com/politics/politics-news/fox-news-dominion-settle-defamation-lawsuit-1234716055/
Archived copies
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- Archived copy: NPR (via LAist): Fox broadcast the false claims; settlement detailshttps://web.archive.org/web/2/https://laist.com/news/npr-news/fox-news-settles-defamation-lawsuit-with-election-tech-firm-dominion-voting-systems