WASHINGTON − Liberty and Bell will live to see another day. President Joe Biden pardoned two turkeys from a family farm in Minnesota − who got their names from the famous Liberty Bell in ...

Meet Liberty and Bell, the 2023 presidential pardoned turkeys. On the White House South Lawn Monday, November 20, watch as President Biden pardons the lucky birds. As part of the annual tradition, the ...

Though Biden called it “the biggest edition of this wonderful White House Thanksgiving tradition,” the event felt exceedingly breezy and unmemorable — even by turkey-pardon standards.

Biden has pardoned a total of eight turkeys. The other six turkeys' names are: Peanut Butter and Jelly (2021), Chocolate and Chip (2022), as well as Liberty and Bell (2023).

The pair of Minnesota birds are Biden's last Thanksgiving pardons. Peach and Blossom are the two lucky turkeys from Minnesota who escaped a fowl fate of ending up on someone's Thanksgiving table ...

Who were the pardoned turkeys in 2023? Last year, Biden pardoned turkeys Liberty and Bell for the 76th anniversary of the event. The turkeys now reside at the University of Minnesota. Minnesota is ...

The Justice Department is examining pardons issued by Joe Biden in the final days of his presidency amid an investigation ...

In December 2023, he expanded upon that move ... them from becoming the occupants of the Oval Office.” Biden has also pardoned turkeys as part of an annual White House tradition.

Jenna Ellis, a former lawyer for Mr. Trump’s 2020 election team, posted: “Joe Biden pardoned three turkeys this week ... In the summer of 2023, she was asked whether there was “any ...