MyPillow founder Mike Lindell does not have to pay $5 million to a software developer who tried to disprove his 2020 election interference claims, a federal appeals court ruled.

A federal appeals court unanimously decided to nullify MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell’s $5 million payment to a software developer ...

MyPillow founder Mike Lindell will not have to pay a $5 million prize tied to his widely criticized “Prove Mike Wrong” ...

In 2021, Lindell started the "Prove Mike Wrong Challenge" during a Sioux Falls event, saying anyone who proved his data wrong would be get $5 million.

A court overturned a previous ruling requiring Mike Lindell to pay out $5 million to a software engineer who had entered Mr. Lindell’s challenge to skeptics of his election interference claims.

Fair or not, agreed-to contract terms may not be modified by the panel or by this court,” U.S. Circuit Judge James Loken said ...

An arbitration panel and a lower court had ruled a software developer was entitled to a $5 million prize for discrediting ...

In 2021, Lindell started the "Prove Mike Wrong Challenge" during a Sioux Falls event, saying anyone who proved his data wrong would be get $5 million.

Power balance in Minnesota Senate again in flux, and more headlines A federal appeals court handed a victory Wednesday to Mike Lindell, ruling that the MyPillow founder doesn't have to pay a $5 ...

Two attorneys for Mike Lindell have been fined for filing a problematic court document generated by AI on behalf of the embattled MyPillow CEO. Lawyers Christopher Kachouroff and Jennifer DeMaster ...

A federal appeals court ruled in favor of MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell on Wednesday in his bid to avoid paying $5 million to a ...

Mike Lindell challenged anyone to disprove his 2020 election data, offering $5 million. Software engineer Robert Zeidman seemingly won the challenge, but an appeals court overturned the ...