Brooks Johnson

2 days ago | thederrick.com | Brooks Johnson

MINNEAPOLIS — MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell plans to take the stand during his federal defamation trial that kicked off this week in Colorado. The financially struggling Minnesota-based pillow-maker and its outspoken founder could face millions in damages if Lindell is held liable for “numerous false statements, defamatory interviews and other dishonest content,” as the lawsuit alleged.

2 days ago | arcamax.com | Brooks Johnson

MINNEAPOLIS — MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell plans to take the stand during his federal defamation trial that kicked off this week in Colorado. The financially struggling Minnesota-based pillow-maker and its outspoken founder could face millions in damages if Lindell is held liable for “numerous false statements, defamatory interviews and other dishonest content,” as the lawsuit alleged. The suit is the first of three defamation cases against Lindell to reach trial.

2 days ago | swoknews.com | Brooks Johnson

MINNEAPOLIS — MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell plans to take the stand during his federal defamation trial that kicked off this week in Colorado. The financially struggling Minnesota-based pillow-maker and its outspoken founder could face millions in damages if Lindell is held liable for “numerous false statements, defamatory interviews and other dishonest content,” as the lawsuit alleged. kAm%96 DF:E :D E96 7:CDE @7 E9C66 5672>2E:@? 42D6D 282:?DE {:?56== E@ C6249 EC:2=] xE’D 366? >@C6 E92?

2 days ago | dailygazette.com | Brooks Johnson

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4 days ago | startribune.com | Brooks Johnson

Now, Trump's signature policy bill could end up punishing the next owner of the MLB team as well as another for-sale pro franchise in town. A tax benefit sports team owners have used to reduce their overall taxes will cut in half under the "Big Beautiful Bill" the House of Representatives recently passed. The move would raise nearly $1 billion in revenue through the next decade, according to the Joint Committee on Taxation, and would only impact those who buy teams after the law goes into effect.