Fox News Network and Fox Corp. have branded as false, unsupportable and ironic all claims against it and its personalities in a federal defamation suit filed in Delaware by the onetime head of the Biden administration's ill-fated counter-disinformation agency.

New York City should be blocked from shifting over 250,000 retired city workers onto a privatized Medicare Advantage plan and off traditional Medicare and supplemental insurance, a proposed class of retirees said Wednesday, alleging that the cost-cutting switchover would violate "clear and unambiguous promises" for higher-quality coverage.

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"They meant to outrage their viewers and burn Nina into some 1984-type monster." @Max_E_Rodriguez on representing former DHS official Nina Jankowicz in her defamation suit against Fox.

Nina Jankowicz is an expert on disinformation. So the federal government hired her.

"Last year, when I was appointed to lead a body within the Department of Homeland Security to counter disinformation, disinformation and hate speech came for ... me and my family," Jankowicz says. "And for the past year, we've been dealing with threats, harassment and worse."

The former head of a disinformation group created by the US Department of Homeland Security has sued Fox News for defamation, saying its attacks threatened her safety.

The former executive director of the Department of Homeland Security's short-lived disinformation board is suing Fox News for defamation, in the same court where the network just settled its suit with Dominion Voting Systems.