Fox News faces legal battles over executives and hosts' testimony.

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A Delaware judge overseeing a $1.6 billion defamation lawsuit against Fox News warned the network's attorneys not to make him "look like an idiot" after they argued that founder Rupert Murdoch was too infirm to testify at trial next month. Dominion Voting Systems alleges that Fox News executives, including Murdoch, were responsible for broadcasting baseless election fraud claims in late 2020. Fox attorneys deny the allegations and argue that the network was airing newsworthy claims made by then-President Donald Trump and his representatives. The case has so far uncovered thousands of documents and prompted scores of depositions.
- Judge doubts Fox News' claim that Rupert Murdoch shouldn't testify in court NPR
- Dominion wants Tucker Carlson, Sean Hannity and other Fox hosts and executives to take the stand at trial CNN
- Fox says Rupert Murdoch doesn't need to testify at Dominion trial NBC News
- Former Fox News producer says she was fired in retaliation of legal action NewsNation Now
- Hear from the attorney for a former Fox News producer who is suing the network CNN
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