Attorney General Pam Bondi is apparently hopping aboard a conspiracy theory-driven effort to undo parts of Joe Biden’s presidency because he, like many presidents, used a machine to automate his signature on documents.

Tyler M. Avalos, 29, was charged in U.S. District Court in St. Paul with making an interstate transmission of threat with the intent to injure in connection with the posting that includes an offer of $45,000 “dead or alive” with “ (preferably dead).”

A third acting U.S. attorney installed by U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi has been unlawfully serving in that role for months, a federal judge ruled.

A new book reports that the Meta CEO privately met with AG Pam Bondi on March 12, during one of his trips to Washington earlier this year.

Biden has strenuously denied he was unaware of his administration’s actions, calling such claims “ridiculous and false.”

The Republican-led House Oversight Committee asserted in a report Tuesday that some executive actions former President Joe Biden signed by autopen, including his pardons, were "invalid" because he suffered from mental decline while in office and could have been unaware of their contents.