Judiciary - Page 109

Supreme Court September 26, 2025

Supreme Court extends Trump administration's $5 billion foreign aid freeze amid ongoing legal challenge

The Supreme Court extended an order blocking $5 billion in congressionally appropriated foreign funds after the Trump administration appealed a district court ruling.

Abortion September 26, 2025

Appeals court hears Medicaid fraud case that could cost Planned Parenthood $1.8 billion

An appellate court heard arguments in a case that could require Planned Parenthood to return up to $1.8 billion in Medicaid reimbursements from Texas and Louisiana.

Sports September 26, 2025

Legal defense to protect women's sports in SCOTUS battle over trans athletes responds to attempt to drop case

The Supreme Court case Little v. Hecox continues, and the defense argues the transgender plaintiff cannot dismiss a challenge to Idaho's women's sports law.

FBI September 26, 2025

Who is the Biden-appointed judge taking James Comey’s perjury case?

A federal judge appointed by former President Joe Biden was assigned to preside over the Department of Justice’s prosecution of former FBI Director James Comey, who stands accused of lying to Congress.

VIDEO September 26, 2025

DOJ defends indictment of former FBI Director James Comey

Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche joins ‘America Reports’ to discuss the indictment of former FBI Director James Comey.

VIDEO September 26, 2025

Current, former FBI agents ‘applauding’ Comey indictment: Nicole Parker

‘Fox News @ Night’ panelists Aaron Cohen and Nicole Parker discuss the indictment of former FBI Director James Comey and a shooting at a Texas ICE facility.

Crime September 26, 2025

North Carolina Dem says ‘no correlation’ between Charlotte train attack and accused killer’s repeated releases

North Carolina state Rep. Marcia Morey, a Democrat, faces criticism for claiming "no correlation" between Iryna Zarutska's murder and her alleged killer's 14 jail releases.

NCAA September 25, 2025

Riley Gaines v. NCAA lawsuit advances after federal judge partially denies motions to dismiss

A federal judge ruled that Riley Gaines' lawsuit challenging the NCAA's transgender athlete policies will move forward to the discovery phase after denying dismissal.

Justice Department September 25, 2025

Trump-linked group lambasts CA's ‘ruthless lawfare,’ as records depict lack of standing in trans sports suit

Public records requests show California Attorney General Robert Bonta's office lacks standing to continue transgender sports lawsuit against Trump order.

VIDEO September 25, 2025

Youngkin blasts Virginia school abortion claims: 'Shocks the conscience’

Fox News senior congressional correspondent Chad Pergram reports on a whistleblower’s claim that a Virginia school helped facilitate a student abortion, drawing scrutiny amid the state’s governor’s race.