Judiciary - Page 104

August 18

Judge to decide Trump appointee Alina Habba's fate as US attorney

Federal judge Matthew Brann will decide this week if Trump appointee Alina Habba can legally serve as acting U.S. attorney in New Jersey after bypassing Senate confirmation.

August 18

Federal appeals court blocks Louisiana's new congressional map in blow to GOP

Louisiana redistricting map blocked by appeals court for diluting Black votes while Supreme Court considers broader case on race-conscious congressional district drawing.

August 18

Top energy group calls for probe into secretive 'national lawfare campaign' to influence judges on climate

Fox News Digital exclusively obtained a letter to Trump's Department of Justice calling for an investigation to an alleged campaign to influence judges.

August 18

Politicians want you to pay for ‘cashless bail.’ It’s dangerous and expensive

Private bail industry defends secured bail as a right that ensures court appearances without taxpayer costs. Reforms would also expand bureaucracy

August 17

Glenn Youngkin orders investigation into Fairfax school system over alleged school-funded abortions

‘The Big Weekend Show’ co-hosts discuss Gov. Youngkin ordering a state police probe into Fairfax County schools after staff allegedly helped students obtain abortions in 2021.

August 17

Europe needs to treat Putin like an ‘existential threat,’ Sen. Schmitt warns

Sen. Eric Schmitt, R-Mo., discusses his take on the Trump-Putin summit in Alaska and more on ‘Fox News Sunday.’

August 17

Scottish grandmother's case dropped after arrest for holding sign in abortion buffer zone

Scottish grandmother Rose Docherty's case was dismissed after her arrest for a sign offering conversation within 200 meters of Glasgow abortion facility.

August 17

Florida schedules execution for man who killed estranged wife's family, set house on fire

A Florida man convicted of killing his estranged wife's sister and parents before setting their house on fire 35 years ago is set to be put to death next month.

August 15

'Brazenly unlawful': DC officials escalate fight with Trump over police takeover

Lawsuit challenges Trump's executive order federalizing D.C. police and Bondi's installation of DEA head as emergency police commissioner as unlawful.

August 15

Trump-appointed judge strikes down anti-DEI measures from Education Department

Federal judge in Maryland blocks Education Department's threats to cut funding from schools that continued with DEI initiatives, ruling that it violated the law.