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MD mayor under fire for pushing immigrant ‘legal advocacy fund’ to rebuff Trump-Homan agenda
The mayor of Frederick, Maryland, is under fire for announcing a planned legal defense appropriation to reportedly help illegal immigrants fight deportation
White House Defends President’s Pardon of Hunter Biden
Some Democrats and many Republicans said the pardon should not have happened. The White House on Dec. 2 defended President Joe Biden pardoning his son, Hunter Biden. “He said he came to this decision this weekend, and he said he wrestled with this because he believes in the justice system, but he also believes that
Hunter Biden Joins Long List of Controversial Presidential Pardons
President Biden pardoned his son late Sunday after he was convicted on gun charges and pleaded guilty to tax evasion. With President Joe Biden pardoning his son Hunter on Sunday night, it joins a list of controversial presidential pardons issued throughout the nation’s history The president said the gun and tax charges that were brought
Hunter Biden’s confident demeanor in unearthed video raises questions about dad’s pardon plans
After President Joe Biden issued a unilateral pardon for his son, Hunter Biden, on Sunday, many are remembering the first son’s cavalier attitude throughout his trials and convictions, indicating a presidential pardon could have been planned the entire time.
Reporter’s Notebook: The hitchhiker’s guide to recess appointments
As Congress enters recess, the president's ability to appoint ambassadors and other positions in the government has a long history.
Incoming House majority squeezed by Trump’s planned appointments
Washington — Republicans have celebrated holding onto their narrow majority in the House, adding to their flip of the Senate and the White House for a trifecta in Washington next year. But President-elect Donald Trump’s selection of a number of House Republicans to fill top posts in his administration is pulling from an already shallow