
Tesla Inc. CEO Elon Musk, center, flanked by attorneys Moez M. Kaba, left, and John Hueston of Hueston Hennigan LLP, right, arrive in April at a federal courthouse in New York.
Calling a marine who helped rescue a team of trapped Thai cave divers in 2018 "pedo guy" isn't the kind of harmless insult Elon Musk could write off, a federal judge said Friday.
Setting a trial date for October, U.S. District Judge Stephen Wilson denied Musk's request to dismiss a lawsuit filed by Vernon Unsworth, who Musk accused repeatedly of pedophilia in the midst of ...
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