President Donald Trump has voided all documents signed by autopen during the Biden administration, including executive orders and pardons. Read the full story on this unprecedented political action.
Donald Trump claims to invalidate all documents signed by Joe Biden using an autopen, including pardons. Explore the unprecedented constitutional clash and its implications.
Donald Trump vows to scrap Biden's 'autopen' orders. Discover the facts behind this long-standing presidential practice and the political motives driving the claims.
Donald Trump's revocation of Joe Biden's autopen-signed pardons ignites right-wing demands to prosecute Anthony Fauci. Explore the constitutional crisis and political fallout.
Donald Trump has invalidated every executive order Joe Biden signed using an autopen, escalating a constitutional battle over presidential legitimacy and pardon procedures.
Donald Trump claims Joe Biden's executive orders are invalid due to alleged unauthorised autopen use. He pledges to cancel most orders if re-elected. Read the full story.
Explosive House report reveals Biden aides allegedly used autopen device to sign controversial pardons for Dr Anthony Fauci and presidential family members, bypassing proper approval procedures.
President Joe Biden's use of an autopen machine to sign pardons while overseas has been declared legally void, raising significant questions about executive authority and constitutional procedures in the digital age.
Republican leaders demand investigation after President Biden employs autopen device to enact major legislation, raising questions about his health and decision-making capacity.
Former President Donald Trump erupts after President Joe Biden employs an autopen machine to sign a pivotal bill into law, sparking a fierce debate on presidential authority and procedure in Westminster.
The White House confirms President Biden used an autopen to sign a bill commissioning Donald Trump's official portrait, igniting a political firestorm and accusations of pettiness from the former President's camp.
US President Joe Biden's use of an autopen to sign a bill has drawn criticism from Republicans, raising questions about the legality and transparency of digital signatures in government.