Senator Tim Kaine, Democrat of Virginia, quickly condemned the Trump administration’s offer to roughly 2 million federal ...

On Jan. 20, two presidents set a troubling precedent by each issuing broad pardons in the span of a few hours. President Biden preemptively pardoned family members and government officials to prevent ...

Pam Hemphill, convicted for her role in storming the Capitol, has rejected Donald Trump’s pardon. She says “the pardon is a slap in their face,” referring to the Capitol Police officers ...

Trump claims to support law enforcement, but it is clearer than ever that he could not care less about attacks on law enforcement officers, if they are done on his behalf. He only cares about himself.

Pingree for speaking out against the president’s pardon of the Jan. 6 ... MAGA Republicans in Congress will also support him without thought. The Supreme Court has clearly indicated that ...

I urge our NH House members to support HB254. I am writing to express my deep concern for all those who were directly affected by the attacks on Jan 6, 2021. I believe that the pardons of the ...

I urge our NH House members to support HB254. Letter: I am the widowed spouse ... I believe that the pardons of the perpetrators re-violates and re-traumatizes all of the victims and all of ...

The last few words of the Pledge of Allegiance declare “liberty and justice for all.” So where was the justice on January 6, ...

I believe that the pardons of the perpetrators re-violates and re-traumatizes all of the victims and all of us who care about them. As a psychologist I know that life can hand out betrayal and ...

In the 10 years since Donald Trump burst on the national scene, he and his cronies have managed to undermine the public's trust in the press, our election system, public schools and our system of ...

In May 2024, Trump promised to pardon Ulbricht in order to court the votes of libertarians, who support drug legalization. They saw Ulbricht’s sentence as government overreach.

It’s time for Congress to change the U.S. Constitution’s Article II, Section 2, Clause 1, which states that the president “shall have Power to grant Reprieves and Pardons for Offences ...