Law

Media November 10

Trump puts BBC on notice: Retract, apologize for ‘false, defamatory’ documentary or face $1 billion lawsuit

President Donald Trump’s legal team said the statements in a BBC documentary were "fabricated and aired by the BBC," giving the president no choice but to take legal action.

College November 7

FIRST ON FOX: California’s top public university under fire for ‘LatinX’ and ‘Pilipinx’ race-based scholarship

Legal challenge targets UCLA's identity-conscious scholarship programs, claiming they violate federal anti-discrimination laws and university policies.

State And Local November 7

Florida cites mafia law, hits Planned Parenthood with suit over claim abortion pill 'safer than Tylenol'

Florida accuses Planned Parenthood of racketeering over chemical abortion marketing, seeking massive damages in unprecedented legal challenge.

2025 Virginia Governor Race November 5

Virginia slammed for ‘truly demonic’ election that excused political violence to spite Trump, critics say

Virginia elects Jay Jones as attorney general despite campaign scandals involving violent rhetoric against GOP lawmakers and their families.

2025 Virginia Governor Race November 4

Jay Jones overcomes mounting scandals to defeat Jason Miyares for Virginia attorney general

Hampton Roads gains more political power as Jay Jones becomes Virginia's new attorney general, joining other Tidewater leaders in state government.

Donald Trump November 3

Judge blocks Trump National Guard deployment to Portland, citing lack of justification

Federal judge extends order blocking Trump's National Guard deployment to Portland, citing lack of credible evidence for federalization until final ruling Friday.

Law October 31

Bombshell report shows foreign charities dumped billions into US political advocacy groups, 'erode' democracy

Foreign charities funneled nearly $2 billion into U.S. climate and political groups, raising concerns about democracy and election influence from overseas.

Media October 30

Tennessee sued over limited access to executions as media demand transparency

News organizations sued Tennessee prison officials over execution access, arguing that state protocols unconstitutionally limit the media's access.

Media October 24

Trump scores legal win, getting lawsuit against Iowa pollster, Des Moines Register moved to state court

President Donald Trump scored a legal win on Friday in his lawsuit against Iowa pollster J. Ann Selzer and The Des Moines Register. The case will now land in Iowa State Court.

Artificial Intelligence October 24

Federal judges acknowledge court ruling errors tied to staffers’ AI use after Grassley inquiry

Two federal judges admitted that staff members used artificial intelligence to draft court orders with errors, prompting calls for stronger judicial AI policies and oversight.

Louisiana October 23

Man linked to Hamas attack on Israel indicted in Louisiana for conspiring to support terrorist group

Hamas-linked suspect living in Louisiana faces federal charges for supporting terrorism and visa fraud, potentially facing life in prison if convicted.

New York October 22

Former New York state trooper sentenced to 6 months in prison after faking his own shooting: 'disgraceful'

A former New York state trooper was sentenced to six months behind bars after he shot himself in the leg and falsely claimed that he was wounded by an unknown gunman.

Alabama October 22

Alabama death row inmate insists innocence, urges governor to meet him before nitrogen-gas execution

An Alabama man on death row asked Gov. Kay Ivey to meet with him "before an innocent man is executed," as he seeks to halt the state's plans to put him to death.

Denver October 18

Jury awards $19M to bystanders wounded by Denver cop in 2022 shooting

A jury awarded $19.7 million to six bystanders who were shot and wounded by a Denver police officer who opened fire at an armed man in 2022.

South Carolina October 17

Execution set for twisted killer who taunted police with message in victim's blood: 'Catch me if u can'

A South Carolina man on death row is scheduled to be executed next month for killing a man and painting "catch me if u can" on a wall with the victim's blood more than 20 years ago.

2025 Virginia Governor Race October 16

Jones and Miyares clash over murder texts as Dem repeatedly invokes Trump at heated, high-stakes debate

Democratic nominee Jay Jones repeatedly invokes Trump while defending murder texts as Republican Jason Miyares questions his qualifications for attorney general.

Donald Trump October 16

Judge sides with Democrat historian to temporarily block Trump presidential library deal in Florida

A Florida judge has temporarily blocked the transfer of a site earmarked for President Donald Trump’s future presidential library in Miami, Florida.

Second Amendment October 16

NRA sues California over ban on Glock-style firearms: 'Violates the Second Amendment'

The NRA and other gun groups are suing California over the state's ban on Glock-style guns with features that allow them to be converted to fully automatic weapons.

Federal Courts October 15

Virginia parents crush fundraising goal for trans locker room fight after judge ordered massive bond

A judge ordered a pair of Virginia parents to come up with $125K in just days if they wanted to keep defending their sons in court against his school's transgender policies.

Texas October 15

Judge blocks part of Texas law that limits campus protests after dark: '1st Amendment does not have a bedtime'

A judge has temporarily blocked key parts of Texas’ new law limiting expression on campuses, preventing the University of Texas System from enforcing a ban on overnight expression

Crime October 15

Trump reveals which major US city is next in crime crackdown while touting success of 'Operation Summer Heat'

FBI Director Kash Patel reveals Operation Summer Heat yielded 8,700 violent offender arrests in three months, with President Donald Trump focusing on San Francisco next.

White House October 13

Instead of impeachment, Dems are using Article II challenges to impede Trump this time

Democrats shift strategy from impeachment to Article II constitutional challenges against President Donald Trump's executive orders and policies in his second term.

VIDEO October 7

FBI spied on Republican lawmakers under Biden administration: Report

Will Cain reacts to reports that Republican senators and conservative organizations were surveilled under former Special Counsel Jack Smith’s 'Arctic Frost' operation on 'The Will Cain Show.'

Supreme Court October 4

Supreme Court’s emergency docket delivers Trump string of wins as final tests loom

President Donald Trump has won a string of cases on the Supreme Court's emergency docket this year, but many of these temporary victories will face full merit reviews.

Virginia Governor Race October 3

Virginia AG candidate once referenced putting ‘two bullets to the head’ of GOP leader, texts show

Text messages show Virginia attorney general candidate Jay Jones made violent remarks about former House Speaker Todd Gilbert in a 2022 conversation with a lawmaker.

New York October 2

EXCLUSIVE: Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac's NY offices to shutter in response to AG James’ ‘corrupt’ practices

New York's Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac offices will shut down, Fox Digital learned, in response to NY Attorney General Letitia James' "corrupt" business practices.

Campus Controversy October 1

NYU blocks Oct. 7 campus talk by Jewish conservative, citing security concerns

New York University faces backlash after canceling conservative legal analyst Ilya Shapiro's campus event due to alleged safety and security concerns.

VIDEO September 30

Trump addresses pediatric cancer treatment advancements in executive order signing

President Donald Trump signs an executive order boosting childhood cancer research and the administration speaks on lowering drug prices.

Artificial Intelligence September 30

ChatGPT may alert police on suicidal teens

OpenAI announces 120-day plan to strengthen ChatGPT safeguards for teens, including parental controls and expert council on AI wellbeing.

U.S. September 27

Robert Barnett, influential DC lawyer to politicians and journalists, dies at 79

Robert Barnett, an influential Washington lawyer to journalists and politicians who secured blockbuster book deals for presidents and stars, died at 79.

Barack Obama September 27

Obama Presidential Center deposits just $1M into $470M reserve fund aimed to protect taxpayers

The Obama Presidential Center is facing fresh scrutiny over its failure to fund a promised $470 million taxpayer safety net as part of a deal with Chicago