President Donald Trump claimed pardons for members of the Jan. 6 House Select Committee, and others, are not valid because ...

President Donald Trump has claimed that pardons signed by his predecessor Joe Biden are invalid. His reasoning: They were allegedly signed with an autopen, a signing machine used by the U.S government ...

President Donald Trump took aim at a set of precautionary pardons Joe Biden issued in the remaining hours of his presidency, saying they are invalid due his use of an autopen. Trump posted on Truth ...

that former President Joe Biden used an autopen, or automatic signing machine, to sign his pardons and because of that, Biden's pardons for were "VOID, VACANT, AND OF NO FURTHER FORCE OR EFFECT." ( ...

Republican Rep. Buddy Carter is introducing legislation Friday to require presidents to personally sign presidential pardons, ...

Trump claimed an autopen was used to sign Biden’s preemptive pardons of the January 6 committee without his knowledge, making them invalid.

President Trump claims 'many' of Biden's pardons are void because they were signed automatically and not by hand.

Donald Trump said all pardons issued by former president Joe Biden are ‘void’ after his Democratic predecessor allegedly used an autopen to sign his acts of clemency in office. The president took to ...

President Trump said in a social media post that he believes former President Biden’s last-minute pardons are “void” because he signed them with an autopen. “The ‘pardons’ that Sleepy Joe Biden gave ...

President Donald Trump suggested Monday that the legality of autopen-signed pardons should be decided by the courts, questioning whether former President Joe Biden’s final clemency orders ...

President Donald Trump claimed Monday that preemptive pardons granted by former President Joe Biden to members of the House select committee that investigated the Jan. 6, 2021, assault on the U.S.

Trump has claimed pre-emptive pardons issued by Joe Biden are "void and vacant" due to alleged autopen use, historical autopen usage challenge Trump's assertions.