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X Corp v Media Matters: Five Fronts Against One Watchdog
Media Matters reported that ads were running beside pro-Nazi content on X. What followed was not one lawsuit but five fronts — Texas litigation, a multi-jurisdiction campaign, two state attorneys general and the FTC. Four have been stopped by courts.
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Diaz v Tesla: The One Case a Jury Actually Decided
Two juries found for Owen Diaz. A federal judge upheld liability and wrote that the verdict was justified by the endemic racism at the Tesla factory. The award fell from $136.9m to $3.2m — but the finding of liability was never disturbed.
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X Corp v CCDH: When Musk Sued the Researchers
X Corp sued a British research non-profit in California over findings that hate speech had risen on the platform. A federal judge threw it out under anti-SLAPP law, finding the case was about punishing the defendants for their speech. X Corp appealed.
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The SpaceX Hiring Case: Why the DOJ Dropped It, and What Was Never Decided
The DOJ accused SpaceX of refusing to hire refugees and asylees on a legally wrong reading of export control law. The case never reached a hearing — the DOJ dismissed it with prejudice in February 2025. No finding, no penalty, and the constitutional question left open too.
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Is Tesla Being Sued for Racism? The Cases, Explained
Tesla has faced race discrimination litigation over its Fremont factory for nine years — from individual workers, California’s civil rights agency and the EEOC. One case produced a jury finding of liability. Here is every strand, and where each stands in July 2026.