On a special episode (first released on June 12, 2025) of The Excerpt podcast: Trump’s spate of controversial pardons hint at a two-tiered system of justice where only allies get clemency. Former U.S.

Trump could remedy the regulatory overreach of unduly aggressive civil enforcement actions by pardoning the underlying civil ...

Rather than asking to be left alone, 41% have said "sorry, I'm a bit busy right now", and 42% have used "I beg your pardon?" to express their anger. Subscribe free to our weekly newsletter for ...

During her remarks in the U.S. State Department press briefing today, spokesperson Tammy Bruce got into a tense exchange with a reporter. Justice Department says Trump can abolish national ...

It’s time to start talking about a constitutional amendment. Let’s add Senatorial review to the Presidential power to pardon. Under the Constitution, the Senate already advises and consents in several ...

Politics such as it is, the reactions of the North Dakota delegation regarding the recent pardons issued by both President Biden and President Trump were no surprise. It's laughable that Biden is ...

Is Said to Discuss Dropping Case Against Eric Adams.” Everyone in the political world had the same reaction: “Beg your pardon? There’s no superseding indictment? No resignation? They’re dropping the ...

As Sen. Edmund Muskie said after President Ford pardoned President Nixon, typically you pardon those who have been convicted. After Biden pardoned FBI agent killer Leonard Peltier, which was ...

This now sounds like former President Joe Biden and now President Donald Trump and their supporters on the pardon issue ... even if one or both of your parents are not here legally.

From the commentary, "Since the pardon power granted to a president is absolute in the Constitution, perhaps Congress might consider a constitutional amendment that controls the breadth of the pardon.