The pardon power of the president is close to absolute. And most presidents, until Biden and Trump, have been careful not to abuse the privilege.

Editorial: The conspiracy that isn’t — Bob Menendez and others hit with indictments offer no proof of politicized prosecutions (ATTENTION EDITORS: 1 photo accompanies this column. FILENAME: ...

The Senate voted 54-46 on Tuesday, largely along party lines, to confirm Pam Bondi as Attorney General of the Department of ...

Trump may have distanced himself from Project 2025 on the campaign trail, but many of his policies align with those included ...

The letters ask the heads of the broadcasters to find time to testify before the House Oversight Committee. It took particular issue with PBS implying that Tesla and X CEO Elon Musk made a "Nazi ...

Where the current nominee for FBI Director sued Cable News Network Inc. for libel, but his amended complaint failed to plead facts showing the challenged statements were published with actual malice, ...

For those not blinded by partisan politics, there is an obvious difference between Biden’s preemptive pardons and these Trump ...

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OpEd: Sen. Chris McDaniel has proposed a constitutional amendment proposal suspending gubernatorial pardon and commutation ...

The journalist, who has since moved on and is now writing for Axios, recalled Politico’s one and only story about the laptop, ...

Columnist David Marcus praises Fox News Digital colleague Joseph Wulfsohn for his work exposing the liberal media's efforts ...