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A federal judge rejected Maxwell’s request to throw out her conviction Tuesday, calling it “meritless.”
The arrest of Jon Donyae Ponder, 60, by Las Vegas police on Tuesday marks the latest case of recidivism among convicted criminals who were pardoned or granted clemency by Trump, who took direct executive action involving 237 people during his first term and an additional 1,500 Capitol rioters and others following his 2024 reelection.
A feud has erupted between two prominent MAGA figures over allegations that individuals seeking presidential pardons from Donald Trump are being charged for access to the clemency process. The war of words ratcheted up Monday after Trump pardon czar Alice Marie Johnson warned of “scammers” falsely claiming to represent her or her office,
WASHINGTON — President Trump’s pardon czar Alice Marie Johnson warned of scammers asking for money in the booming clemency industry, where a presidential pardon can cost millions. Johnson, who was named by Trump as his pardon czar in February 2025,
But his post-pardon legal predicament is part of a larger trend and troublingly common. Banuelos is one of nearly 100 January 6th defendants who are facing new criminal prosecutions in the months after Trump's blanket pardon, according to a report by the ranking member of the U.S. House Committee on the Judiciary.
Pardon PressureJoe Exotic has ripped into President Donald Trump's inner circle over what he claims is "bad" political advice, while making another desperate plea for the commander-in-chief to set him free,
President Donald Trump’s settlement with the IRS was updated Tuesday to include a provision that appears to bar the government from prosecuting Trump and his family for certain crimes and end any IRS audits against him, a sweeping move that Democrats and ...
A Florida primary features two convicted felons, two former congressmen, and three candidates from other states.
President Donald Trump is letting fraudsters off the hook at the expense of their victims, according to a new report from Democrats on the House Judiciary Committee Friday. The 25-page report found that Trump’s sweeping pardons had relieved white-collar criminals of $1.