President Donald Trump‘s supporters are pointing to his predecessor‘s last-minute blanket pardons as justification for the steady stream of clemency actions now coming from the White House. The Constitution grants every president pardon powers,

President Donald Trump's controversial move to pardon reality TV couple Todd and Julie Chrisley may pay off for them — but at the cost of the people they victimized in the first place. The post How Trump’s Controversial Pardon May Literally Pay Off for the Chrisleys — and Cost Their Victims first appeared on Mediaite.

Never shy about using his pardon ability for political leverage, Trump's spate of amnesty announcements suggests the White House is taking things to a new level

Many people first heard the term “autopen” when President Donald Trump accused his predecessor of using it illicitly earlier this spring. “The ‘Pardons’ that Sleepy Joe Biden gave to the Unselect Committee of Political Thugs,

President Trump has promised to attack drug gangs and called for the death penalty for street dealers. But he has also pardoned more than 20 people serving time for serious drug crimes some involving violence.

The “law and order” president is using the justice system to reward his allies and punish his opponents – something he complained about on the campaign trail.

Take a look at the most controversial presidential pardons in U.S. history, including Todd and Julie Chrisley, Hunter Biden and more

Donald Trump went on a pardoning spree this week, granting clemency to gang leaders, reality TV fraudsters, and various white-collar criminals. Among the colorful characters freed by the president were a conspicuous number of his own supporters and donors,