In a surprising turn of events, Donald Trump has emerged victorious in a lengthy battle with Disney. ABC News, a part of Disney, agreed to pay Trump a massive $15 million. What sparked this settlement? Earlier this year, ABC News anchor George Stephanopoulos made a mistake during a broadcast. He said Trump had been "found liable for rape" when that wasn't the case. L...
You've probably heard about ABC News settling with Donald Trump for a whopping $15 million. But why did they decide to pay up and keep it quiet? The whole fiasco started when ABC's George Stephanopoulos made an incorrect claim about Trump during a TV segment. Trump, taking no chances, filed a defamation lawsuit. ABC tried to fight it, but the judge wasn't having it. ...
Recently, ABC News agreed to pay a whopping $15 million to Donald Trump's future presidential foundation and museum. This is part of a settlement for a defamation lawsuit that Trump filed against the network. The lawsuit stemmed from comments made by their star anchor, George Stephanopoulos, during an interview with Nancy Mace, a U. S. House representative from South...
As Taylor Swift took to social media to endorse Kamala Harris for the 2024 presidential election, many wondered if her influential voice would sway voters. However, a recent poll suggests that Swift's support has had a negligible impact on the election's outcome. According to the ABC News/Ipsos poll, a staggering 81 percent of voters remain unaffected by Swift's endo...
The highly anticipated Trump-Harris debate drew a massive 60 million viewers, but failed to break the record set by Trump's 2016 clash with Hillary Clinton. ABC's simulcast of the debate raked in an impressive 18 million viewers, with NBC coming in second with 9.7 million. Fox News dominated cable news, with 8.6 million viewers tuning in. But what's the real story b...
It's not just Donald Trump and Kamala Harris with a lot riding on next week's debate. ABC News is also feeling the pressure. This isn't your typical debate; it's ABC's solo production, with no live audience. Now, imagine hosting the Super Bowl of politics – that's the opportunity ABC sees, but it comes with a hefty dose of risk. Think back to the last Presidentia...