One of the least compelling arguments against President Joe Biden's Dec. 1 pardon of his troubled son Hunter is the idea that it will give President-elect Donald Trump an excuse to abuse his own pardon powers.
A former Al Qaeda commander has seized power in Damascus, bringing great jubilation and relief to Washington, DC regime-changers who pined for this day.
Whatever you may think of the Hunter Biden pardon, there is a far more important clemency issue at hand: preventing widespread politicized prosecutions in the next administration.
By Norman Eisen, Richard W. Painter, and Kim Wehle
If these are ultimately implemented, it would suggest that there is no crime imaginable that a high ranking Democrat could commit worthy of prosecution.
Department of Defense faces the prospect of being led by a man who fails to embody the basic principles that we have long said military leaders should uphold.
No matter how you feel about the president-elect, Donald Trump has made it clear that, when it comes to the Palestinians, his administration is going to do things differently.
Bobby Jr.'s vaccine skepticism is attractive to anti-vaxxers, and his conspiracy theories (including about his father's 1968 assassination) appeal to Trump and his advisors.
The brutal irony is that we, the taxpayers, subsidize the very food that makes us sick. Then we, as a society, subsidize the resulting health care crisis.
President Biden gave the proverbial middle finger to all of the people that were harmed by laws that he wrote by freeing his son from the consequences of them.
President-elect Donald Trump is stacking the Department of Health and Human Services with people who are poised to favor the health fantasies of the rich.
Americans should support Kennedy's nomination. He is the best chance of reigning in corruption and corporate power while prioritizing public health over profit.
We must protect our First Amendment rights, all of our First Amendment rights, and preserve the freedom of the press at all costs. They may be the last line of defense the American people have left.
Since the election of Donald Trump as the 47th president on Nov. 5, the slow-building fury among Democrats against President Joe Biden has reached a fever pitch.
With congressional Republican leadership on board and a mandate-level victory in the presidential election, recess appointments would be a perfectly valid option for President Trump.
The Supreme Court could easily strike down President-elect Donald Trump's cabinet picks if he tries to kneecap the Senate confirmation process with recess appointments.
DOGE represents a harbinger of deregulation for an incoming Trump administration, especially with Dogecoin enthusiast Elon Musk and Vivek Ramaswamy at the helm.
Kamala Harris' campaign displayed a noticeable aversion to engaging with Catholic voters. Unlike Biden, she avoided sustained outreach to religious communities.
By empowering our own industries to compete freely and fairly on the global stage, we cultivate resilience and economic freedom—without the need for isolationist tariffs that ultimately hurt American consumers and businesses more than they hurt China.
When President-Elect Donald Trump enters the White House for his second term, significant transformations are poised to occur in a realm he knows intimately well: social media.
While celebrating Donald Trump's victory early Wednesday morning at the president-elect's private club, the richest man in the world, Elon Musk, posted "You are the media."
