Judiciary

Trump nominates Amy Coney Barrett 

President Trump had pushed through construction despite objections from environmental activists and Native American tribes; David Spunt reports.

'OK, Boomer' uttered in Supreme Court for first time by Chief Justice Roberts

The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals allows the homeless to sleep in public spaces when shelters are full; Dan Springer reports from Seattle.

Insurance companies seek $12 billion from the federal government for being part of an Obamacare program to cover the previously uninsured; Mark Meredith reports from Washington.

Trump says once all pending nominations are confirmed, he will have appointed 219 judges.

Barronelle Stutzman says she is fighting for her religious freedom.

Senate Judiciary Chairman Lindsey Graham weighs in on FISA warrants, the DOJ and the Mueller investigation.

Texas judge declares mandate requiring signup unconstitutional.

Harvard law professor emeritus Alan Dershowitz examines the fallout from the bitter confirmation battle over Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh.

Senate Democrats use Paul Manafort's guilty verdict and Michael Cohen's plea deal in an attempt delay hearings for Brett Kavanaugh, President Trump's pick to replace Supreme Court Justice Kennedy.

Senator Orrin Hatch discusses Judge Kavanaugh's Supreme Court confirmation battle on 'Sunday Morning Futures.'

Trump tells Maria Bartiromo that he probably won't ask potential Supreme Court nominees if they would overturn the landmark case that legalized abortion.

Reaction on 'Sunday Morning Futures' after AG Jeff Sessions reveals a U.S. attorney is looking into accusations against the DOJ and FBI.