Judge Judy is facing backlash over recent comments she made about people who are unhappy with the United States. The 83-year-old television personality, whose real name is Judith Sheindlin, sparked ...

GREENWICH, Conn. – Judge Judy may be finished with politics, but she's not afraid to get political. During a wide-ranging conversation in her home, the former family court judge and TV personality ...

Judge Judy is doubling down on her love of America, telling people who want to fundamentally change the country to “go somewhere else.” During an interview with USA Today, Judy Sheindlin, 83, opened ...

“Certain things make sense, and certain things do not,” Judith Sheindlin said in a new interview Sonja Flemming/CBS via Getty Judith Sheindlin is a master lie detector. This past fall, the judge and ...

Judge Judy is preparing to leave the television courtroom. Judy Sheindlin has confirmed that she is stepping away from on-camera judging as Judy Justice approaches its final episodes in October. She ...

If you purchase a product through a link on our site, we may receive compensation. Thirty years ago this month, a former New York City family court judge with a short fuse and a shorter tolerance for ...

Longtime TV fixture Judge Judy Sheindlin doesn’t watch her own shows. Now 83, the Judy Justice star is planning to retire in October. CBS will celebrate Sheindlin in a 90-minute special on Sept. 22.

‘Judge Judy: Unfiltered, Unforgettable,’ a CBS special airing Sept. 22, celebrates Judith Sheindlin’s iconic career Heidi Gutman/CBS; Sonja Flemming/CBS via Getty Judith Sheindlin is celebrated in the ...

Judith Sheindlin announced Wednesday on “Good Morning America” that she is “retiring from in front of the camera TV bench.” “Why? Why now?” Co-host Lara Spencer asked Sheindlin. “A couple of good ...

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Judge Judy Sheindlin has made it official: She is stepping down from the bench and away from the camera after 30 years spent adjudicating spats on national television. The 83-year-old jurist will ...