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As Fearful Media Companies Settle Defamation Cases, Sarah Palin Prepares To Resume Her Battle With the New York Times

Public figures are showing a bigger appetite to sue claiming malice.

AP/Seth Wenig, file
Governor Palin leaves a New York courthouse on February 14, 2022. AP/Seth Wenig, file
LUKE FUNK
LUKE FUNK

Sarah Palin’s long-running defamation case against the New York Times is due back in court next week amid a landscape where other media companies have settled high-profile defamation cases, including one brought by the president.

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LUKE FUNK
LUKE FUNK

Mr. Funk was the managing editor of Pleroma Media, and worked as a breaking news reporter at The Messenger after spending 25 years at Fox Television as a producer, executive producer, and digital content director.

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