Track-It Greg Mortenson

Mortenson said in his first public statement in over a year that he was 'subjected to false allegations, vicious name-calling and slander.'

A lawsuit seeking to hold philanthropist Greg Mortenson responsible for purported untruths in his celebrated books "Three Cups of Tea" and "Stones into Schools" was thrown out by a federal judge in Montana, who said it failed to make a case...

Civil action from people who alleged they were cheated by false claims in the books is ‘flimsy and speculative,’ judge rules

A federal judge on Monday threw out a lawsuit by readers seeking damages from 'Three Cups of Tea' author Greg Mortenson. Parts of the nonfiction book are alleged to be fabrications.

A federal judge dismissed a lawsuit against Greg Mortenson, calling the claims "flimsy and speculative" that the humanitarian lied in his book, "Three Cups of Tea," to boost sales.

Are readers who bought 'Three Cups of Tea' entitled to compensation?

A federal court is expected to hear accusations that author and humanitarian Greg Mortenson fabricated parts of his best-selling books "Three Cups of Tea" and "Stones Into Schools.

The sole abortion clinic in the state of Mississippi could be forced to close under a bill headed to the desk of Gov. Phil Bryant, who has said he intends to sign it.

The author of Three Cups of Tea has agreed to repay $1m (£631,000) to his charity after an inquiry found millions of dollars of its cash was mis-spent.

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