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Roy Moore, the former U.S. Senate candidate from Alabama, filed a $95 million US lawsuit Wednesday, accusing Sacha Baron Cohen of defamation for duping him into appearing on the actor's Who Is America?

Moore, a Republican and former chief justice of Alabama's Supreme Court, also brought defamation claims against Showtime and its parent, CBS Corp., over a sketch broadcast on July 29 that appeared to portray him as a sex offender.

Moore has filed a defamation lawsuit against Sacha Baron Cohen, pictured, over an episode of the comedian's new television series that aired in July. »

Despite the imposition of tariffs and counter-tariffs in July, the US trade deficit increased to $50.1 billion, a 9.6% increase from the previous month, according to the US Census Bureau.

For the year, the trade deficit increased to $338 billion, compared to $316 billion in the first seven months of 2017.

But in addition to the overall deficit, the goods trade deficit with both China and the EU hit record highs in the month of July:. »

The mother of a baby found Tuesday in a garbage bin possibly didn't realize she was pregnant, police say.

The man who claims to be the father of the baby said he was unaware his girlfriend was even pregnant.

"It was within hours of birth, which is incredibly lucky that the passerby responded to the cries," said Barber. »

Just a few days ago, FCC chair Ajit Pai confirmed to a Senate committee what everyone and their mother suspected, that there was no such cyber attack, and he knew it.

We’re joined, now, to discuss this debacle, and where we’re at in the fight to restore net neutrality, by Evan Greer.

So we definitely sounded the alarm right away, and provided those API logs to the FCC. »