Bill Clinton says he understands why President Joe Biden pardoned his son Hunter and that “you can’t take the politics out of pardons.” The sitting president “did have reasons to believe that the nature of the offenses involved were likely to produce far,

Within hours of President Joe Biden’s announcement on Sunday that he had pardoned his son Hunter for gun possession and tax evasion, a bipartisan backlash ensued. “No one is above the law,” scolded Jared Polis,

President Joe Biden is ducking questions on his decision to break his word and pardon his son Hunter, ignoring calls for him to explain his reversal as he was making his first presidential trip to Angola.

Speaking at The New York Times DealBook Summit, former President Bill Clinton argued that President Biden had reason to issue the pardon, but wished Mr. Biden had not repeatedly said he would not do so.

United States President Joe Biden's decision to pardon his son Hunter for his drug and tax convictions has attracted a great deal of debate and controversy amongst Democrats and Republicans alike. But this is not the first controversial pardon by a president;

Targeting of critics came up in Andreessen's discussion with Rogan. Andreessen related that his business partner Ben Horowitz's father, conservative writer David Horowitz, has been debanked—denied financial services by one or more banks—as has one of his employees, "for having the wrong politics."

Hunter Biden got a preview of the documentary about his struggles and artwork in celebration of his pardon on Sunday.

President Joe Biden’s decision to pardon his son Hunter has earned plenty of criticism — and most of it, even the harsh partisan-tinged kind of criticism, has real merit.

For months, President Joe Biden and aides said repeatedly he would not pardon his son, Hunter Biden, who was facing federal charges over guns and taxes. But on Dec. 1, Joe Biden announced a wide-ranging pardon.