CNN's Alex Marquardt hesitant to admit he made money covering war zones: 'I don't go there to get paid'
CNN's Alex Marquardt was reluctant to admit he made money as a journalist while covering war zones after he took aim at ...
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CNN's Alex Marquardt hesitant to admit he made money covering war zones: 'I don't go there to get paid'
PANAMA CITY, Fla. – CNN correspondent Alex Marquardt hesitated to admit in court Monday he previously made money while covering war zones in an attempt to distance himself from Navy veteran ...
CNN Loses Defamation Trial Over Afghan Evacuation Report
Zachary Young alleged CNN defamed him in a report by chief security correspondent Alex Marquardt that said he operated in a ...
Jury finds CNN committed defamation against Navy veteran, settlement reached on punitive damages
Zachary Young alleged CNN smeared him by implying he illegally profited when helping people flee Afghanistan on the "black ...
The Washington Post5d
CNN reporter defends Afghanistan story that led to defamation lawsuit
CNN chief national security correspondent Alex Marquardt told a Florida jury Monday that he never had any ill intent while reporting a 2021 story that featured security contractor Zachary Young.
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CNN Defamation Trial: CNN Correspondent Alex Marquardt Takes the Stand
CNN's Alex Marquardt testified in Zachary Young's defamation case. Young says CNN falsely accused him of taking advantage of ...
AOL5d
CNN defamation trial: Plaintiff accuses network of faking critical phone call for 'theater'
The plaintiff in CNN’s ongoing defamation trial accused CNN correspondent Alex Marquardt of staging a phone call to him for "theater," but the reporter insists the call was made and simply ...
CNN Pays Navy Veteran Undisclosed Defamation Settlement After Jury Orders $5 Million in Damages
CNN paid an undisclosed settlement to a U.S. Navy veteran after a Florida jury found the network defamed him on Jake Tapper's ...
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Jury finds CNN defamed security consultant in Afghanistan evacuation report
The verdict and settlement were reached after a nine-day trial that thoroughly examined the five-minute segment by chief national security correspondent Alex Marquardt that first ran on “The Lea ...