 A Judge Just Gave Sarah Palin Some Very, Very Bad NewsRemember how Sarah Palin sued the New York Times for mistakenly saying that a concrete link had been established between her Facebook post that featured crosshairs over former Arizona Congresswoman Gabrielle Giffords  district and Jared Loughner s decision to open fire on her? Well, that didn t work out so well. Don t retreat. RELOAD,  Palin famously posted on Facebook along with an image depicting gun sights over various states whose legislators she was  targeting.  Shortly after, Loughner shot Giffords in the head and pumped bullets into numerous others, killing six and wounding thirteen others.No concrete link between the two has been established   though it is reasonable to assume Palin s encouragement played a role in the shooting.Speaking of shooting, District Judge Jed Rakoff  shot down Palin s frivolous lawsuit against the Times on Tuesday. Nowhere is political journalism so free, so robust or, perhaps, so rowdy as in the United States,   Judge Rakoff wrote in his 26-page decision. But if political journalism is to achieve its constitutionally endorsed role of challenging the powerful, legal redress by a public figure must be limited to those cases where the public figure has a plausible factual basis for complaining that the mistake was made maliciously. What we have here is an editorial, written and rewritten rapidly in order to voice an opinion on an immediate event of importance, in which are included a few factual inaccuracies somewhat pertaining to Mrs. Palin that are very rapidly corrected,  Rakoff wrote. Negligence this may be; but defamation of a public figure it plainly is not. Judge Rakoff s opinion is an important reminder of the country s deep commitment to a free press and the important role that journalism plays in our democracy,  a spokeswoman for the Times said.  We regret the errors we made in the editorial. But we were pleased to see that the court acknowledged the importance of the prompt correction we made once we learned of the mistakes. This is, of course, bad news for Palin and her ally Donald Trump, who wants to  open up  libel laws to make it easier to people like Palin to file frivolous lawsuits against journalistic institutions for every little mistake even if a correction has been made.Lately, the Right has been practically masturbating over the idea of bullying anyone who reports something they don t like with expensive lawsuits as an attempt to keep criticism to a minimum.This is bad news for anyone who has recently filed a frivolous lawsuit against journalists, including  alt-Right  (a term employed by Nazis as a form of rebranding) journalist Cassandra Fairbanks, who sued a Fusion reporter for correctly reporting that she had made a hand gesture that had been adopted by the  white power  movement during a visit to the White House.Fortunately, Judge Rakoff  refused to allow Palin s farcical lawsuit to get off the ground. Hopefully, this sends a message to the Right that bullying journalists with lawsuits will not go well for them.Featured image via screengrabNews
a judge just gave sarah palin some very very bad newsremember sarah palin sued new york times mistakenly saying concrete link established facebook post featured crosshair former arizona congressman gabriel affords district jared laughter decision open fire well work well don retreat reload palin famously posted facebook along image depicting gun sights various states whose legislators targeting shortly laughter shot affords head pumped bullets numerous others killing six wounding thirteen concrete link two established though reasonable assume palin encouragement played role shooting district judge red takeoff shot palin frivolous lawsuit times tuesday nowhere political journalism free robust perhaps rowdy united states judge takeoff wrote decision but political journalism achieve constitutionally endorsed role challenging powerful legal redress public figure must limited cases public figure plausible factual basis complaining mistake made malicious what editorial written rewritten rapidly order voice opinion immediate event importance included factual inaccuracies somewhat pertaining palin rapidly corrected takeoff wrote negligence may defamation public figure plainly judge takeoff opinion important reminder country deep commitment free press important role journalism plays democracy spokeswoman times said we regret errors made editorial but pleased see court acknowledged importance prompt correction made learned mistakes this course bad news palin ally donald trump wants open libel laws make easier people like palin file frivolous lawsuits journalistic institutions every little mistake even correction right practically masturbation idea bullying anyone reports something like expensive lawsuits attempt keep criticism bad news anyone recently filed frivolous lawsuit journalists including term employed nazis form rebranding journalist cassandra fairbanks sued fusion reporter correctly reporting made hand gesture adopted white power movement visit white judge takeoff refused allow palin facial lawsuit get ground hopefully sends message right bullying journalists lawsuits go well image via screengrabnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT:  A Judge Just Gave Sarah Palin Some Very, Very Bad NewsRemember how Sarah Palin sued the New York Times for mistakenly saying that a concrete link had been established between her Facebook post that featured crosshairs over former Arizona Congresswoman Gabrielle Giffords  district and Jared Loughner s decision to open fire on her? Well, that didn t work out so well. Don t retreat. RELOAD,  Palin famously posted on Facebook along with an image depicting gun sights over various states whose legislators she was  targeting.  Shortly after, Loughner shot Giffords in the head and pumped bullets into numerous others, killing six and wounding thirteen others.No concrete link between the two has been established   though it is reasonable to assume Palin s encouragement played a role in the shooting.Speaking of shooting, District Judge Jed Rakoff  shot down Palin s frivolous lawsuit against the Times on Tuesday. Nowhere is political journalism so free, so robust or, perhaps, so rowdy as in the United States,   Judge Rakoff wrote in his 26-page decision. But if political journalism is to achieve its constitutionally endorsed role of challenging the powerful, legal redress by a public figure must be limited to those cases where the public figure has a plausible factual basis for complaining that the mistake was made maliciously. What we have here is an editorial, written and rewritten rapidly in order to voice an opinion on an immediate event of importance, in which are included a few factual inaccuracies somewhat pertaining to Mrs. Palin that are very rapidly corrected,  Rakoff wrote. Negligence this may be; but defamation of a public figure it plainly is not. Judge Rakoff s opinion is an important reminder of the country s deep commitment to a free press and the important role that journalism plays in our democracy,  a spokeswoman for the Times said.  We regret the errors we made in the editorial. But we were pleased to see that the court acknowledged the importance of the prompt correction we made once we learned of the mistakes. This is, of course, bad news for Palin and her ally Donald Trump, who wants to  open up  libel laws to make it easier to people like Palin to file frivolous lawsuits against journalistic institutions for every little mistake even if a correction has been made.Lately, the Right has been practically masturbating over the idea of bullying anyone who reports something they don t like with expensive lawsuits as an attempt to keep criticism to a minimum.This is bad news for anyone who has recently filed a frivolous lawsuit against journalists, including  alt-Right  (a term employed by Nazis as a form of rebranding) journalist Cassandra Fairbanks, who sued a Fusion reporter for correctly reporting that she had made a hand gesture that had been adopted by the  white power  movement during a visit to the White House.Fortunately, Judge Rakoff  refused to allow Palin s farcical lawsuit to get off the ground. Hopefully, this sends a message to the Right that bullying journalists with lawsuits will not go well for them.Featured image via screengrabNews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: a judge just gave sarah palin some very very bad newsremember sarah palin sued new york times mistakenly saying concrete link established facebook post featured crosshair former arizona congressman gabriel affords district jared laughter decision open fire well work well don retreat reload palin famously posted facebook along image depicting gun sights various states whose legislators targeting shortly laughter shot affords head pumped bullets numerous others killing six wounding thirteen concrete link two established though reasonable assume palin encouragement played role shooting district judge red takeoff shot palin frivolous lawsuit times tuesday nowhere political journalism free robust perhaps rowdy united states judge takeoff wrote decision but political journalism achieve constitutionally endorsed role challenging powerful legal redress public figure must limited cases public figure plausible factual basis complaining mistake made malicious what editorial written rewritten rapidly order voice opinion immediate event importance included factual inaccuracies somewhat pertaining palin rapidly corrected takeoff wrote negligence may defamation public figure plainly judge takeoff opinion important reminder country deep commitment free press important role journalism plays democracy spokeswoman times said we regret errors made editorial but pleased see court acknowledged importance prompt correction made learned mistakes this course bad news palin ally donald trump wants open libel laws make easier people like palin file frivolous lawsuits journalistic institutions every little mistake even correction right practically masturbation idea bullying anyone reports something like expensive lawsuits attempt keep criticism bad news anyone recently filed frivolous lawsuit journalists including term employed nazis form rebranding journalist cassandra fairbanks sued fusion reporter correctly reporting made hand gesture adopted white power movement visit white judge takeoff refused allow palin facial lawsuit get ground hopefully sends message right bullying journalists lawsuits go well image via screengrabnews