Good morning. I'm Taylor Wilson, and today is Thursday, March 20th, 2025. This is the excerpt.

Today, Trump is set to sign an order aimed at eliminating the Education Department. Plus,

what the Supreme Court Chief Justice's

rebuke of Trump this week tells us about a showdown in the courts, and as sex torsion

grows in the U.S., so does the prevalence of individuals or companies that charge to retrieve

explicit photos and then may fail to do so. President Donald Trump today is set to sign a long-anticipated executive order that seeks

to eliminate the Department of Education. Trump is expected to sign the order which has been in the

works for weeks at a White House ceremony attended by several Republican governors and state education

commissioners. In doing so, he will deliver on a signature campaign promise to dismantle the agency.

The order, which is almost certain to invite legal challenges from the left,

sets up a new test for the bounds of presidential authority. After the Trump administration's

efforts to shut down the U.S. Agency for International Development were blocked this week by a

federal district judge in Maryland.

Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts rebuke this week marks a growing Trump showdown with the courts.

I spoke with USA Today Justice Department correspondent Aisha Boggi for more.

Asia, it's a treat having you back on. How are you?

Thanks, Taylor. I'm doing well. It's good to be here.

Thanks for making the time. So let's just start here. I mean, what happened with this rebuke from

Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts?

John Roberts issued a public statement Tuesday. It was within hours of President Donald

Trump posting on truth social Social calling for the impeachment

of a judge who's ruled against him when it comes to some of the tactics he's used to execute

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