A judge dismissed a defamation lawsuit that Trump supporter Ray Epps brought against Fox News, bringing the year-long legal battle to an end.

A federal judge tossed Ray Epps's lawsuit against Fox News, saying the Jan. 6 protester did provide enough to back "actual malice." The post JUST IN: Ray Epps Lawsuit Against Fox News Thrown Out By Judge first appeared on Mediaite.

A January 6 protestor has lost his defamation case against Fox News. James Ray Epps had claimed that he was besieged by right-wing haters after Fox News guests suggested he was part of a government plot to discredit the January 6 protestors.

A judge in Delaware has dismissed a lawsuit against Fox News that was brought by an Arizona man at the center of a conspiracy theory about what sparked the Jan. 6, 2021, attack on the Capitol. Ray

A judge dismissed a defamation lawsuit that Trump supporter Ray Epps brought against Fox News, bringing the year-long legal battle to a close.

In a significant legal ruling, a federal judge has dismissed Ray Epps defamation lawsuit against Fox News. The high-profile case, filed over a year ago, alleged that Fox News defamed Epps by portraying him as an

Fox News has won its second defamation ruling in as many days after a federal judge in Delaware on Wednesday dismissed a former Trump supporter’s claim that ex-host Tucker Carlson acted with “actual malice” when he said he was a government provocateur during the Jan. 6 insurrection.

Ray Epps had argued that he was falsely accused of being a federal informant who played a role in fomenting the riot.

A Delaware court judge has dismissed a defamation lawsuit against Fox News filed by a Jan. 6 rioter who said the network falsely identified him as an FBI informant. U.S. District Court Judge Jennifer L. Hall granted Fox News' motion to dismiss the suit filed last year by Ray Epps.