Donald Trump has granted 28 pardons and 16 commutations. That’s the lowest total of any president since at least William McKinley.

Last week, President Trump told Fox News that he is “seriously considering” a pardon for former Maricopa County, Arizona, sheriff Joe Arpaio, telling the network that the disgraced ex-law enforcement

President Trump frequently referenced Kristian Saucier's case during the 2016 campaign, saying he had been punished for a lesser offense than what Hillary Clinton did with her private email server.

The action by the president, who also considers himself the target of an unfair prosecution, was a dramatic coda to a politically charged case that came to embody the divisions over the Iraq war.

The conservative commentator’s incendiary attacks on liberals have made him, at times, a hero of the right. Now he has been pardoned for a campaign finance felony.

Their case inspired the 2016 Malheur Wildlife Refuge standoff.

The Hammonds were sentenced to five years in prison for arson in 2015.

Behenna was convicted of unpremeditated murder in a combat zone. But his claim of self-defense and a request for clemency drew support from high-profile corners of Oklahoma.

The former media mogul was convicted of fraud in 2007 and served more than three years in prison. Black says Trump told him he was reversing an unjust verdict, not rewarding him for his support.

President Trump has pardoned Pat Nolan, a former Republican state legislative leader who spent years in prison after being convicted in the “Shrimpscam” FBI sting in the 1990s and later became a...

Maj. Matthew Golsteyn has argued that he legally ambushed a suspected Taliban bomb maker, who had been released from the U.S. military's custody

Clint Lorance was serving a 19-year sentence for the murder of two Afghans when Trump pardoned him. He blames "senior bureaucrats" for his conviction.

Video interviews and group texts obtained by The Times show men describing their platoon leader in grim terms.

The former 49ers owner could have returned to football long ago. Around the time he moved to Tampa, he instead decided to turn his focus to the family business and local philanthropic efforts.

He was known as the "junk bond king" and was a symbol of 1980s Wall Street greed. He pleaded guilty to securities-fraud charges and has been a major philanthropist since serving his prison term.

On Friday, Angela Stanton-King, a convicted felon, announced that she will run for Congress as a Republican – against long-time Congressman John Lewis

The process bypassed the formal procedures used by past presidents and was driven instead by friendship, fame, personal empathy and a shared sense of persecution.

Trump pardonee Paul Pogue's family members dished out six-figure donations to Trump's reelection campaign.

A high school dropout who became New York’s police commissioner received a full pardon for a 2010 conviction on eight felonies.

Mr. Stone, a longtime informal adviser to President Trump, obstructed one of Congress’s Russia investigations and lied to lawmakers.

President Trump had complained that the recommendation of seven to nine years in prison for his former adviser and longtime friend was a “miscarriage of justice.”

President Donald Trump on Friday commuted the prison sentence of his longtime friend Roger Stone, who was convicted of crimes that included lying to Congress in part, prosecutors said, to protect the...

The president’s former national security adviser twice pleaded guilty to lying to investigators about his conversations with Russia’s ambassador.

Mr. Flynn, who served in the job for less than a month, said he had given “incomplete information” about a telephone call with the Russian ambassador before President Trump’s inauguration.

Flynn and son allegedly involved in supposed plan to take cleric Fethullah Gülen from US and deliver him to Erdoğan government in return for $15m

After his recent pardon by President Donald Trump, the retired general tweeted the inflammatory appeal on Twitter: "Freedom never kneels except for God."

Prosecutors also revealed in a court filing that President Trump’s pardon of Michael Flynn was written broadly to end the former aide’s legal jeopardy.

A rundown of the Trump allies and others who might benefit from the uniquely presidential power.

Rudolph W. Giuliani, who is promoting baseless claims of widespread election fraud, talked about a pardon with President Trump as recently as last week.

The president has discussed potential pardons that could test the boundaries of his constitutional power to nullify criminal liability.

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Political allies and associates are starting to press for clemency as the president also considers extending his criminal justice overhaul by commuting lengthy sentences for other offenders.

US prosecutors investigate claims that lobbyists sought a presidential pardon by offering kickbacks.

The bombshell came in a partially redacted court filing in Washington DC on Tuesday