Rep. Pete Aguilar, D-Calif., called out President Biden for going back on his word and pardoning his son, Hunter, on Wednesday, calling the move "disappointing." Aguilar, who chairs the House Democratic caucus, said he understood Biden's decision "as a ...

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.

President Joe Biden came into office promising a return to decency and civility following the first Trump administration but left by going back on his word.

The president’s spokesperson on Monday offered little explanation as to why the president changed his mind, but said he maintained faith in the justice system.

Hunter Biden joins Roger Clinton, half brother of former president Bill Clinton, as troubled family members who have been pardoned.

U.S. District Judge Mark Scarsi wrote that "nowhere does the Constitution give the President the authority to rewrite history."

Jeff Merkley added that “it makes absolutely no sense not to act” on non-violent offenses that are “in many places, no longer offenses today.” When asked if Biden should act on this before his term is over,

The top Democrat in the U.S. House of Representatives, Hakeem Jeffries, on Tuesday called on President Joe Biden to pardon some "working-class Americans" after drawing criticism for pardoning his own son,