Should U.S. Strip Presidents of Pardon Power?
In light of President Joe Biden's controversial pardon of his son, Hunter, Newsweek put the question to experts.
The Dangerous Precedent of Biden’s Pardon
Presidents have the unlimited right to issue pardons for crimes that could be charged by federal prosecutors. But when they ...
Sen. James Lankford: Hunter Biden Blanket Pardon "Tells Us There's A Lot More" There Than We've Uncovered
During an interview Tuesday night on Newsmax, Sen. James Lankford said the blanket pardon of Hunter Biden proves to him there ...
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Joe Biden’s Real Pardon Scandal
It would be easy to ascribe Biden’s sudden reversal on Hunter to the fact that Trump’s second election set fire to whatever ...
Biden pardon sets a bad example, and it might help Miami’s ex-Proud Boy leader | Opinion
The pardon of Hunter Biden was certainly nepotism, but even worse is the possibility that the resulting lack of ...
Watergate lawyer encourages Biden to pardon everyone on Trump's 'enemies list'
Liberal CNN contributor and former Watergate lawyer John Dean urged President Biden to pardon President-elect Trump's ...
Yes, a president can pardon someone for crimes they haven’t actually been charged with
The Constitution gives the president the power to pardon someone before they are indicted, convicted or sentenced for a ...
President Biden’s Growing Worries Spurred Son’s Pardon Without Delay
The timing of Hunter Biden’s pardon has political drawbacks for Democrats, but benefits the Bidens as court proceedings loom.