More than a week after threatening to sue the Trump campaign for using "Seven Nation Army" in a video, Jack White filed a lawsuit in New York.

The White Stripes are suing former President Donald Trump for “significant monetary damages” for using their 2003 hit song, “Seven Nation Army,” for campaigning purposes without permission ...

Rock band The White Stripes has joined the growing chorus of musicians suing Donald Trump’s presidential campaign for using their music without permission. The Grammy-winning song “Seven ...

Trump had previously used the song in a video during his 2016 campaign—which also caught the ire of the band. “The White Stripes would like to unequivocally state that they have nothing ...

(The Hill) – The White Stripes are following through with their threat of legal action after an aide to Donald Trump posted a video featuring one of their songs, filing a copyright infringement ...

Musicians Jack White and Meg White, the duo behind the 2000s rock band the White Stripes, sued former President Donald Trump, his deputy director of communications and the Trump campaign on Monday for ...

The White Stripes Sue Donald Trump for Using ‘Seven Nation Army’ in Social Campaign “This machine sues fascists,” frontman Jack White writes on Instagram ...

White Stripes sue former President Donald Trump, ... On Aug. 29, White bashed Trump on Instagram and shared a video posted to the social media platform X by Margo Martin, ...

White first expressed his disapproval of Martin's post on the afternoon of Aug. 29, taking to Instagram to announce that he had plans to sue the Trump campaign. More in Politics ...

After threatening legal action against "fascist" Donald Trump last month for using The White Stripes' classic "Seven Nation Army" in social media campaign videos, Jack White has made good on his word.

The White Stripes sued Donald Trump in a case that alleges he used their hit song “Seven Nation Army” without permission in a video posted to social media.