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October 14

‘Life, Law & Liberty’: Former Supreme Court Justice Anthony Kennedy pens memoir

Former Supreme Court Justice Anthony Kennedy shares his perspective on the court today, addresses presidential power cases and more on ‘Special Report.’

October 14

Federal judge fines, reprimands lawyer who used AI to draft court filings

A federal judge reprimanded Loxley-based attorney James Johnson after AI generated bogus citations, calling it part of an ongoing legal epidemic.

October 14

Republicans mount campaign to flip Pennsylvania Supreme Court's Democratic majority

Pennsylvania voters will decide whether to retain three Democratic Supreme Court justices in November as Republicans target the court's controversial COVID-19 and election decisions.

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.

October 12

Justice Amy Coney Barrett reveals the most 'essential' part of standing firm against public opinion

Supreme Court Justice Amy Coney Barrett joins 'Fox News Sunday' to discuss the role of the Supreme Court, balancing family life and her career and her new book 'Listening to the Law.'

October 11

Coming up on ‘Fox News Sunday’: October 12, 2025

This week on ‘Fox News Sunday,’ Shannon Bream speaks to House Speaker Mike Johnson and House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries about the ongoing government shutdown; also the latest on the Virginia gubernatorial race and the Supreme Court.

October 10

US judge vows to rule 'soon' on Abrego Garcia's fate after marathon hearing

Judge Xinis presided over an extraordinary, hours-long hearing on Abrego Garcia's legal status amid the Trump administration's stated plans to deport him to Eswatini.

October 10

Long-held SCOTUS precedents could undercut Portland, Chicago National Guard lawsuits

President Donald Trump's National Guard deployment in Oregon and Illinois faces court challenges as experts debate federal authority versus state sovereignty.

October 10

Paul Mauro: Trump didn’t indict Letitia James — a jury of her peers did

'The Five' co-hosts break down the indictment of New York Attorney General Letitia James.

October 10

Legal expert calls out 'ironic' twist as NY AG who prosecuted Trump faces federal bank fraud charges

New York Attorney General Letitia James faces federal charges for bank fraud, and legal expert Jonathan Turley notes the irony given her Trump prosecution.