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Candace Owens trades legal blows with Macrons over transgender accusations
Candace Owens faces defamation claims from French Prime Minister Emmanuel Macron and his wife Brigitte over allegations that Brigitte is a transgender woman. Owens denied retracting her claims, asserting they are based on evidence, while the Macrons argue her statements are false and defamatory. Owens' legal team seeks dismissal using Delaware's borrowing statute and challenges jurisdiction.
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