As Donald Trump returns to the White House, a new political and legal firestorm erupts over what critics dub the “Autopen Presidency.” A sweeping House Oversight report accuses former President Joe Biden’s aides of authorizing pardons and executive actions without his direct consent, citing evidence of cognitive decline and misuse of mechanical signatures. At the center is Biden’s controversial pardon of his son, Hunter—breaking a promise he made repeatedly on national television. The fallout now threatens to redefine presidential legitimacy and the limits of executive power.

In yet another alarming breach of security, agents uncovered a hunting stand positioned to overlook President Trump’s Air Force One landing zone in Florida. With two prior attempts on his life already documented, the discovery is fueling outrage among Trump supporters and raising new questions about how such a potential sniper’s nest went unnoticed for months.