The “MyPillow guy,” Mike Lindell, is doubling down on his claims that electronic voting machines are rigging elections ...

MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell is facing defamation accusations for claiming that Denver-based Dominion Voting Systems rigged the 2020 presidential election. Rafa Nadal tops reactions to Carlos Alcaraz ...

The website also includes a link to "Mike Lindell Legal Defense Fund," which asks for donations of between $10 to $1,000. The fundraising effort notes that Lindell has spent "nearly all his ...

Lindell, who sat with his team of attorneys a few feet from Coomer, is expected to testify in his own defense. MyPillow, the company he founded in 2009, is also a defendant, as is FrankSpeech ...

A jury found that Lindell defamed Coomer and ordered him to pay $440,500. The jury also found that Lindell's media company, Frankspeech, defamed Coomer and ordered it to pay damages of $1,865,500.

A Colorado judge fined Mike Lindell's attorneys $3,000 each for using AI to create a flawed legal brief filled with mistakes and fictitious citations.

He said Lindell has publicly accused him of being “a traitor to the United States” and has claimed, without evidence, that he committed treason and should turn himself in to the authorities.

A jury returned a verdict on Monday in a trial determining whether MyPillow founder Mike Lindell made false statements regarding the 2020 presidential election.

Local News Judge scolds MyPillow CEO over interview Mike Lindell gave an interview to his FrankSpeech media outlet on Tuesday as his defamation trial is underway in Denver federal court.

The website also includes a link to "Mike Lindell Legal Defense Fund," which asks for donations of between $10 to $1,000.

The website also includes a link to "Mike Lindell Legal Defense Fund," which asks for donations of between $10 to $1,000.