President Biden seems intent on soiling himself and his administration as he slinks into retirement. His disgraceful, self-serving pardon of his ... Hunter Biden was the chief bag man for this ...

is the commander in chief of the army; and the president can grant pardons. After 237 years, we pretty much know what the Constitution requires, although amendments have been made, and from time to ...

The history of the power to pardon from the Whiskey Rebellion onward has demonstrated the potential ameliorative and hearing ...

The press secretary wrote in his resignation letter ... pardon “a shocking abuse of presidential power.” Carter called it “disgraceful” in a rare rebuke. Even Clinton’s then-White House ...

Since making what was likely a life-saving plea deal to spare himself from the barbarities of the United States prison system ...

He made a valid criticism of the Justice Department when he pointed out, in the statement explaining his pardon ... plus the vice president of a deeply unpopular commander in chief.

Trump won this last presidential election with ... and be glad we now have a commander in chief once again. Editor’s note: The author’s name and city of residence were mistakenly left off of this ...

While there is precedent for commanders-in-chief revoking presidential pardons, it appears that Trump ... of dashing to the post room to intercept a letter before it is actually sent out”.

The authority to grant pardons, the roots of which are traceable to the royal prerogative of the English monarchy, is the most sweeping of the president’s constitutional powers.