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IE 11 is not supported on our site for an optimal experience, requiring visitors to use another browser. President Donald Trump faces legal battles over deportation rulings, prompting Chief Justice John Roberts to issue a rare rebuke against Trump's call to impeach Judge James Boasberg. As Trump's efforts to reshape the federal government are thwarted in court, NBC's Peter Alexander reports on the ongoing conflicts and challenges faced by the administration. Full Article

Concerns have been raised about former President Joe Biden's use of an autopen to sign official documents, including presidential pardons, during his time in office. Despite these concerns, constitutional scholar Jonathan Turley believes that challenging the use of an autopen on presidential pardons in court is unlikely to succeed. President Donald Trump has criticized Biden's use of an autopen, declaring some of Biden's pardons as "void," sparking legal questions about the validity of these pardons....

In February, Southern California home prices increased by 0.3% to an average of $874,382, the first uptick in seven months. The slight rise in prices could indicate a potential escalation during the upcoming spring selling season, but experts predict minimal change due to high mortgage rates and an increase in existing homeowners choosing to sell, which has led to more homes on the market. Following the recent fires in January, rental prices in areas such...

Over the weekend, the Trump administration defied a federal judge's order not to deport a group of Venezuelan men, sparking concerns about a constitutional crisis. President Trump called for the impeachment of the judge who issued the order, leading to Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr. issuing a statement emphasizing that impeachment is not an appropriate response to judicial decisions. Legal scholars warn that the administration's actions are eroding the separation of powers and transforming...

Edward James, a Florida death row inmate convicted of raping and killing an eight-year-old girl and murdering her grandmother, is seeking a halt to his scheduled execution by the U.S. Supreme Court. James, 63, was convicted in the 1993 crimes in Seminole County and faces lethal injection on Thursday. Despite appeals citing cognitive decline, the Florida Supreme Court and federal appeals court have rejected delays, making this the state's second execution this year. Full Article

Israel and Hamas have been unable to reach an agreement on extending the cease-fire in Gaza, with Hamas demanding a permanent end to the war and Israel insisting on Hamas giving up power in Gaza. Israel has resumed heavy aerial attacks on Gaza in an attempt to crush Hamas's control, potentially leading to a ground invasion if Hamas does not comply. The strikes have already resulted in a high number of casualties, with Israel aiming...