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All About Hunter Biden's Case History, Reactions To Presidential Pardon
Reversing his past promises to not use the powers of the presidency for the benefit of his family, US President Joe Biden on Sunday issued an official pardon for his son, Hunter Biden, sparing him a possible prison sentence for two criminal cases.
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Watch: Joe Biden Pardons Turkeys 'Chocolate' And 'Chip' For Thanksgiving
Joe Biden on Monday used his powers as US president to pardon two turkeys, sparing them from winding up as the main course during an upcoming Thanksgiving dinner later this week.
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Afghan War Has Ended, Everyone Pardoned: Taliban
The Taliban said Tuesday the war in Afghanistan was over and that all their opponents would be pardoned, as they held their first news conference since seizing power from the Western-backed government in Kabul.
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Afghanistan-Taliban Crisis Highlights: Afghan War Has Ended, Everyone Pardoned, Says Taliban
The Taliban said Tuesday the war in Afghanistan was over and that all their opponents would be pardoned, as they held their first news conference since seizing power from the Western-backed government in Kabul.
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Can Donald Trump Pardon His Associates Or Himself? Explained
US President Donald Trump could issue a flurry of pardons during his final days in power.
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Donald Trump Pardons 63-Year-Old Woman After Appeal By Kim Kardashian
US President Donald Trump on Wednesday commuted the life sentence of a woman for a first-time drug offence whose cause was taken up by celebrity Kim Kardashian West, and he is prepared to use his constitutional clemency powers to give relief to dozens more convicts, a White House source said.
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Trump "Probably" Has Power To Self-Pardon, Says Lawyer Amid Russia Probe
President Donald Trump's attorney Rudy Giuliani publicly pressed Trump's expansive view of executive power this weekend, arguing on two Sunday TV shows that the president probably has the sweeping constitutional authority to pardon even himself.
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President "Probably" Has Power To Pardon Himself, Says Trump's Lawyer
A lawyer for Donald Trump said Sunday that the president "probably" had the power to pardon himself from any charges stemming from the probe into Russian meddling, while adding that the chances were dimming of the president agreeing to an interview with the special counsel leading the inquiry.
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Donald Trump Pardons Indian American Conservative Pundit Dinesh D'souza
President Donald Trump granted a full pardon Thursday to conservative commentator Dinesh D'Souza and said he was strongly considering clemency for other celebrity felons, signaling his willingness to exercise his unilateral power to reward friends and allies while undercutting the work of his nemeses in law enforcement.
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Mumbai Couple Want To Die, Write To President
An elderly couple from Mumbai has written a letter to President Ram Nath Kovind seeking permission for "active euthanasia", which involves knowingly doing something to let the person die. In the letter, 86-year-old Narayan Lavate, said that he does not have children and they don't suffer from any major health problem, but "we are of no use to the ...
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Told Pardons Granted To Turkeys By Obama Cant Be Revoked, Quips Trump
President Donald Trump, who has raised eyebrows by mulling his power to pardon as investigators probe possible ties between his 2016 election campaign and Russia, used his authority in a less controversial way on Tuesday to "pardon" a Thanksgiving turkey.
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Donald Trump Talks Pardons Amid Probes Of Russia Role In US Election
US President Donald Trump declared on Saturday that he has "complete power to pardon," as his administration confronts ongoing investigations of possible ties between his 2016 campaign and Russia.
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In Tweet Storm, Trump Decries 'Illegal Leaks' And Asserts 'All Agree' He Has Complete Power To Pardon
A defiant President Donald Trump unleashed a flurry of nearly a dozen Tweets Saturday morning, asserting that he has the "complete power to pardon" aides, family members and possibly even himself - an apparent response to the special counsel's widening Russia probe - and decrying "illegal leaks" in the "fake news."
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All About Hunter Biden's Case History, Reactions To Presidential Pardon
Reversing his past promises to not use the powers of the presidency for the benefit of his family, US President Joe Biden on Sunday issued an official pardon for his son, Hunter Biden, sparing him a possible prison sentence for two criminal cases.
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Watch: Joe Biden Pardons Turkeys 'Chocolate' And 'Chip' For Thanksgiving
Joe Biden on Monday used his powers as US president to pardon two turkeys, sparing them from winding up as the main course during an upcoming Thanksgiving dinner later this week.
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Afghan War Has Ended, Everyone Pardoned: Taliban
The Taliban said Tuesday the war in Afghanistan was over and that all their opponents would be pardoned, as they held their first news conference since seizing power from the Western-backed government in Kabul.
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Afghanistan-Taliban Crisis Highlights: Afghan War Has Ended, Everyone Pardoned, Says Taliban
The Taliban said Tuesday the war in Afghanistan was over and that all their opponents would be pardoned, as they held their first news conference since seizing power from the Western-backed government in Kabul.
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Can Donald Trump Pardon His Associates Or Himself? Explained
US President Donald Trump could issue a flurry of pardons during his final days in power.
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Donald Trump Pardons 63-Year-Old Woman After Appeal By Kim Kardashian
US President Donald Trump on Wednesday commuted the life sentence of a woman for a first-time drug offence whose cause was taken up by celebrity Kim Kardashian West, and he is prepared to use his constitutional clemency powers to give relief to dozens more convicts, a White House source said.
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Trump "Probably" Has Power To Self-Pardon, Says Lawyer Amid Russia Probe
President Donald Trump's attorney Rudy Giuliani publicly pressed Trump's expansive view of executive power this weekend, arguing on two Sunday TV shows that the president probably has the sweeping constitutional authority to pardon even himself.
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President "Probably" Has Power To Pardon Himself, Says Trump's Lawyer
A lawyer for Donald Trump said Sunday that the president "probably" had the power to pardon himself from any charges stemming from the probe into Russian meddling, while adding that the chances were dimming of the president agreeing to an interview with the special counsel leading the inquiry.
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Donald Trump Pardons Indian American Conservative Pundit Dinesh D'souza
President Donald Trump granted a full pardon Thursday to conservative commentator Dinesh D'Souza and said he was strongly considering clemency for other celebrity felons, signaling his willingness to exercise his unilateral power to reward friends and allies while undercutting the work of his nemeses in law enforcement.
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Mumbai Couple Want To Die, Write To President
An elderly couple from Mumbai has written a letter to President Ram Nath Kovind seeking permission for "active euthanasia", which involves knowingly doing something to let the person die. In the letter, 86-year-old Narayan Lavate, said that he does not have children and they don't suffer from any major health problem, but "we are of no use to the ...
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Told Pardons Granted To Turkeys By Obama Cant Be Revoked, Quips Trump
President Donald Trump, who has raised eyebrows by mulling his power to pardon as investigators probe possible ties between his 2016 election campaign and Russia, used his authority in a less controversial way on Tuesday to "pardon" a Thanksgiving turkey.
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Donald Trump Talks Pardons Amid Probes Of Russia Role In US Election
US President Donald Trump declared on Saturday that he has "complete power to pardon," as his administration confronts ongoing investigations of possible ties between his 2016 campaign and Russia.
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In Tweet Storm, Trump Decries 'Illegal Leaks' And Asserts 'All Agree' He Has Complete Power To Pardon
A defiant President Donald Trump unleashed a flurry of nearly a dozen Tweets Saturday morning, asserting that he has the "complete power to pardon" aides, family members and possibly even himself - an apparent response to the special counsel's widening Russia probe - and decrying "illegal leaks" in the "fake news."
