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Trump’s $10B Lawsuit Against WSJ Over Epstein Letter Dismissed by Judge

November 1, 2026 • 1 hour ago •

NEW YORK: A federal judge has dismissed Donald Trump’s $10 billion lawsuit against the Wall Street Journal regarding a letter linked to Jeffrey Epstein’s birthday. The ruling, issued on Wednesday, concluded that the claims lacked sufficient legal basis.

In his decision, Judge Robert Sweet stated that Trump’s allegations of defamation were unfounded, emphasizing that the WSJ’s reporting was protected under the First Amendment. The lawsuit stemmed from an article that discussed Trump’s past association with Epstein, which Trump argued misrepresented his relationship with the convicted sex offender.

This ruling marks a significant setback for Trump, who has faced numerous legal challenges in recent years. The dismissal not only impacts Trump’s ongoing legal strategies but also raises questions about the media’s role in reporting on public figures and their associations.

Legal experts suggest that Trump may appeal the decision, but the path forward could be complicated by the judge’s strong stance on First Amendment protections. As the legal landscape continues to evolve, observers will be watching closely for any further developments in Trump’s legal battles.

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