U.S. presidents have used autopens since Thomas Jefferson; the first to use an autopen to sign a law was Barack Obama.

The two coaches’ long history broke somewhere along the way and the Razorbacks’ upset of No. 2 seed Red Storm is latest chapter in Cal getting the upper hand.

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A 2005 decision from the Justice Department determined the president can legally sign legislation and other documents with an ...

The US president has called Biden’s preemptive pardons to members of committee that investigated the 6 January Capitol attack ...

After a meet-cute and a denim-filled wedding, Brad Paisley and Kimberly Williams-Paisley settled down, but there are a few ...

As the Enquirer reported earlier – based on reporting from Wired magazine – the government ... law enforcement and national defense purposes. That includes the Potter Stewart Federal ...

Spurs fans can donate blood through South Texas Blood and Tissue for a pair of free tickets to Saturday's game at Frost Bank ...

They arrested him on charges of carrying/loaded firearm and large capacity magazine, according to the ... Julia Marnin is a McClatchy National Real-Time reporter covering the southeast and ...