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Sarah Palin, 58, sued The Times in 2017, roughly nine years after she was tapped to be Sen. John McCain's GOP vice presidential nominee, claiming the newspaper deliberately ruined her burgeoning career as a political commentator and consultant by publishing an erroneous editorial that defamed her.
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The Times' editorial board wrote on June 14, 2017, that prior to the 2011 Arizona mass shooting that killed six people, Palin’s political action committee had fueled a violent atmosphere by circulating a map that put the electoral districts of Giffords and 19 other Democrats under stylized crosshairs. Two days later, The Times published a correction.
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Without the jury present in court, Judge Jed Rakoff told the attorneys in the trial that he has decided to dismiss the case because Palin had not met the high standard of showing that The Times had acted with actual malice. Rakoff said the inevitable appeal would benefit from knowing how the jury deliberations turned out.