An appeals court ruled that Fox News lawyers can access disputed documents that could bolster their defense against the voting tech company’s lawsuit.

Fox is unveiling a fall schedule with plenty of reality TV and sports and its usual Sunday animation crop but just two other scripted series.

Also missing from the fall 2025 schedule are canceled series “Rescue HI-Surf” and “9-1-1: Lone Star.” Fox has yet to cancel or renew “Accused,” “The Cleaning Lady,” “Alert: Missing Persons Unit,” and “The Great North.”

"Fox analyst/ambassador Tom Brady will attend the Indianapolis 500, riding in an IndyCar driven by Jimmie Johnson — 'the fastest seat in sports," he wrote. "The Indy 500 airs on FOX." As shared by Sophie Schick of WishTV, Brady is the latest in a line of big names to ride in the "Fastest Seat in Sports."

With a new television partnership that’s delivered big audience growth for some events and shortfalls in others, FOX and the IndyCar Series have made adjustments to the start times and broadcast times for five of the 11 races that follow after the Indianapolis 500.

A New York appeals court says Fox News can get access to some internal documents at the voting-technology company Smartmatic as part of its effort to defend itself against a $2.7 billion civil defamation lawsuit over its coverage of claims of voting

It was only a few hours earlier that NBC hyped its upcoming 100th anniversary, and Fox ended the presentation with its own milestones: 25 years of Gordon Ramsay on the network and 250 years of The United States of America. Apparently the nation’s semiquincentennial figures prominently into Fox’s 2026 programming plans.

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