"decades of federal case law" when it found allegedly false claims by Tribune officers could not be the basis for fraud claims against the company. The Supreme Court denied certiorari to a petition by the litigation trustee for the Tribune's bankruptcy estate asking for a review of a 2021 Second Circuit decision dismissing claims that Tribune creditors could claw back millions in payments to company shareholders during its 2007 leveraged buyout because company officials used false financial projections to push. . .
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Pakistani actress and model Ayesha Omar has strongly denied a controversial statement falsely attributed to her on social media. In recent days, a statement circulated online claiming that the act...