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Decoded: What is an autopen and did Biden use it to sign pardon documents?
Donald Trump claims Biden's pardons are invalid, alleging they were signed with an 'autopen'. Did you know that this device, used for decades, replicates official signatures without human involvement?
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Trump says he plans to speak with Putin on Mar 18 about ending Ukraine war
Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov confirmed on Monday that Putin would speak with Trump by phone but declined to comment on Trump's remarks about land and power plants
Zuckerberg once asked Xi Jinping to name his child: Here's what happened
Zuckerberg asked Xi to name his baby. Xi declined. Now a former Facebook exec spills secrets in a memoir exposing power, loyalty, and chaos inside Meta
Oxford historian faces UK deportation for studying Indian history in India
After 12 years in the UK, an Oxford historian faces deportation for spending too many days in India - conducting essential research on Indian history and archives
Trump calls Biden's pardons invalid, claims they were signed using autopen
US President Donald Trump has alleged that the pardons, signed during Biden's final hours in office, were authorised using an autopen and those responsible for this may have committed a crime
Canada PM Carney to meet European allies as tensions with Trump admin rise
Canada's new Prime Minister Mark Carney reached Paris for his first official foreign visit after he was sworn in on March 14. Next, he will move to London
US strikes in Yemen: 53 killed, oil prices up, Houthi attacks continue
US vows continued military action to protect shipping routes, launches major strikes against Yemen's Houthi rebels as tensions escalate
Syria to join donor conference for 1st time, a key step for its new leaders
Syria will attend the conference the ninth edition of its kind for the first time, and will be represented by Foreign Minister Asaad Hassan al-Shibani
Tech giants need to stop racing to build AI gods with uncertain benefits
The obsession with bigger is better has gone on long enough in Silicon Valley, as has the jostling between people like Musk and Altman to have the biggest AI model
Donald Trump has companies in Europe and Asia walking DEI tightrope
Companies from Roche Holding AG to Nissan Motor Co. have backpedaled on DEI policies in the US
Sunita Williams, Butch Wilmore thank Musk & Trump ahead of SpaceX rescue
Nasa atronauts Sunita Williams and Butch Wilmore thanked Elon Musk and Donald Trump as SpaceX prepares to bring them home after 9 months stranded in space
US-EU tariff war risks $9.5 trn of business: American Chamber of Commerce
Trump has railed against the US goods trade deficit with the EU, although in services there is a US surplus, and urged manufacturers to produce in America
Trump to talk to Putin on March 18 as he pushes for end to Ukraine war
US leader disclosed the upcoming conversation to reporters while flying from Florida to Washington on Air Force One
Fast-fashion retailer Forever 21 files for bankruptcy, 2nd time in 6 yrs
The move likely means liquidation for the company, which was unable to find a buyer for its roughly 350 US stores
Nasa confirms homecoming date of Sunita Williams, Butch Wilmore: Details
Sunita Williams and Butch Wilmore's journey back to Earth is expected to take several hours, culminating in a parachute-assisted splashdown off the coast of Florida
China plans for global CEOs to meet President Xi in Beijing next week
China's planned interaction with top business figures underscores the message it's been sending that the nation is open for business, contrasting with Trump's more protectionist "America First" policy
Chagos Islanders seek to take UK govt to court over deal with Mauritius
Lawyers for the two women argued Monday that it was unlawful to exclude Chagossians from deciding the future of the tropical archipelago
16 killed after ordnance from Syrian war explodes in port city of Latakia
The paramedic group known as the White Helmets said it worked overnight, searching through debris and recovered 16 bodies
China's new home prices decline in Feb as govt's stimulus efforts fall flat
On a year-on-year basis, new home prices fell 4.8 per cent versus a 5.0 per cent drop the previous month
Russia's FM urges US Secy of State to 'immediately' halt strikes on Houthis
US airstrikes on Yemen's Houthi rebels have killed atleast 53 people, including five women and two children, and injured nearly 100 others, The Hill reported
