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2 Donald Trump signs executive order to end birthright citizenship. How will it affect Indians? Observers have seen that Trump uses a black Sharpie marker to sign executive orders. Videos and photos ...

And one thing onlookers have noticed: Trump uses a black Sharpie marker to sign the orders. Video footage and pictures from the Oval Office show Trump wielding the markers and leaving signatures ...

The Marcos administration will continue to push for the passage of its remaining tax measures this year to offset the impact of a slower rate-cutting cycle on the government’s debt service ...

A North Carolina husband confessed to killing his wife and his plans to take his own life on social media after he caught his wife cheating. George Lesniak, 63, wrote on a Facebook page he was the ...

Donald Trump uses his famous giant Sharpie to sign executive orders. Picture: Getty Images via AFP US President Donald Trump holds up an executive order after signing it. Picture: Getty Images via ...

Former President Donald Trump has been known to use a Sharpie as his writing utensil of choice — wielding it on presidential documents and fan autographs alike. The former president displayed a ...

President Donald Trump is known for having a penchant for the bold strokes of a Sharpie marker. His handwritten notes are the subject of iconic images, as well as internet jokes and ridicule. From ...

to take a Sharpie to the Constitution (ending birthright citizenship). In a normal world, ending birthright citizenship—a right guaranteed by the 14th Amendment since 1868—would be something a ...