Fox News is set to face a jury on Monday in relation to their coverage of the 2020 election. The trial, Dominion v. Fox News, has been highly anticipated and will address allegations of lies about the election.

According to NBC News, Dominion, a voting technology company, sued Fox News for $1.6 billion after network personalities spread false claims about their machines being rigged in the election. The New York Times also reported that Dominion and other voting companies faced significant harassment and conspiracy theories as a result of Fox News’ coverage.

Despite the legal proceedings, ABC News reported that Fox News has issued an apology to the judge overseeing the Dominion case. The network claimed that its previous statements were a “misunderstanding.”

The Washington Post noted that the Dominion case is just one of several lawsuits against Fox News for their coverage of the 2020 election. The trial is expected to last several weeks and could have significant implications for the network and the future of news media.

As the trial begins, many are questioning the role of news organizations in spreading false information and the long-term consequences of such coverage. Regardless of the outcome, the Dominion v. Fox News trial is sure to be closely watched by journalists and media commentators alike.