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Can Trump reverse Biden’s presidential pardons over alleged use of autopen?

Are Biden’s autopen-signed pardons void? No, experts confirm they’re valid, and Trump’s assertion is false under US law.

Al Jazeera

Keep Calm About The Adjournment Clause and Read Tillman

Always proceed with caution when interpreting untested provisions of the Constitution in times of controversy.

Reason

8 GOP candidates debate funding to Ukraine, Trump's future and -- covertly, with dog whistles -- race

After weeks of speculation over who was going to participate, eight Republican candidates seeking their party’s presidential nomination appeared on stage together in Milwaukee on Aug. 23, 2023, for the first debate of the 2024 election season. Lest this sound like a normal event, it was not – the leading…

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If control of the House is close, Jan. 3 could be chaos

WASHINGTON — Consider the following scenario: Following a contentious midterm election, the House gathers on the first day of the new Congress to organize itself. With an unpopular Democrat in the White House, the party appears to have lost its House majority. But something’s amiss.

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If control of the House is close, Jan. 3 could be chaos - Roll Call

Things could get “pretty messy” with challenges swirling after the midterm elections, legal experts say. Are lawmakers ready?

Roll Call

Georgia man pardoned by Trump after fraud conviction is suing state, insurer to get restitution money back

ATLANTA — In his final days in the White House, then-President Donald Trump pardoned dozens of people, including former Augusta pharmacist John Duncan Fordham, who was convicted of defrauding the state of Georgia and ordered to pay $1 million in restitution.

Tribune News Service

World's most 'dangerous' place where you can 'get away with murder' thanks to loophole

A huge stretch inside Yellowstone National Park remains technically lawless due to a quirk in the US constitution that leaves defendants without a jury to convict them

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What we know about Donald Trump's claims the FBI has raided his Florida home

Donald Trump says a "large group of FBI agents" have raided his Mar-a-Lago estate and broken into his safe. Here's what we know.

ABC News

Is justice coming to Yellowstone’s ‘Zone of Death’? Gabby Petito ignites call for action on lawless land

Legislators are urging Congress to fix a loophole that could make it impossible to prosecute crimes in the Idaho section of the park, Abe Asher reports

The Independent UK

Is justice coming to Yellowstone’s ‘Zone of Death’? Gabby Petito ignites call for action on America’s only lawless land

Legislators are urging Congress to fix a loophole that could make it impossible to prosecute crimes in the Idaho section of the park, Abe Asher reports

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