No wonder former Gov. Rod Blagojevich is pictured smiling on the front page of the Tribune ( “Trump accords full pardon to ...

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Trump's decision to commute Blagojevich's sentence was met with bipartisan criticism in Illinois. Democratic Gov. JB Pritzker ...

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 ...

A letter writer wrote of Dr. Anthony Fauci: “If he accepts the pardon, then he is acknowledging wrongdoing.” If Fauci accepts the pardon, he admits he understands the potential consequences ...

Proud Boys leader Enrique Tarrio also was convicted of seditious conspiracy, and sentenced to 22 years, but he received a pardon, so that crime alone doesn’t seem to be the distinguishing factor ...

Ulbricht's family campaigned for years to get him some form of release and also shared a statement following the pardon from Trump on the website FreeRoss.org. "Our immense gratitude to ...

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"Accepting the pardon would be an insult to the Capitol Police officers, to the rule of law, to our nation," Hemphill, 71, said Tuesday, per the Idaho Statesman. "The J6 criminals are trying to ...

A pre-emptive pardon is about protecting people who might be charged with a crime or crimes, ensuring their silence. It might be compared to a nondisclosure agreement, or even hush money.

Guy Reffitt of Wylie was the first person to be convicted in the Jan. 6 riot and was among the estimated 1,500 people who received a complete and unconditional pardon on Monday for offenses at or ...