NYT Ordered To Pay Millions To College Athlete In Defamation Judgement
A federal jury on Thursday ordered The New York Times to pay a former University of Alabama men’s basketball player $9.25 million in damages for fal...
Last updated: 2026-08-23 00:36:58 ET
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Updated Aug 22, 2026 11:02 PM ET
A federal judge ruled that Trump's indefinite pause on visa issuance for nationals of 75 countries violates legal standards. The ban, which affected nationals across every global region, was deemed to exceed executive authority and lack proper procedural justification.
The ruling restores visa processing for affected nationals, benefiting sectors dependent on international talent and travel—tech, finance, education, and hospitality. Companies with global hiring pipelines can resume visa sponsorships; international student enrollment and skilled worker recruitment resume normal operations.
This represents a judicial check on executive immigration authority and signals courts will scrutinize sweeping visa restrictions. The decision may invite further legal challenges to Trump administration immigration policies and sets precedent for balancing national security claims against due process.
A federal jury on Thursday ordered The New York Times to pay a former University of Alabama men’s basketball player $9.25 million in damages for fal...
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