Donald Trump was furious that Alina Habba Mildon allegedly was paid $50 million to help secure a presidential pardon for a Venezuelan billionaire family—and didn’t share it with him.

The president is already musing about how he’ll protect his criminal enablers from the reach of the courts. But the legislative branch has the power to see that some justice is served.

Donald Trump insisted he hadn’t expected anything when pardoning Representative Henry Cuellar—then said he was disappointed Cuellar didn’t pay him back.

Presidents never did that before, but the Supreme Court says corporations are people.

The rapper has named other MAGA individuals allegedly involved in the failed effort to get him a Trump pardon.

And he might just get one, even after running a multibillion-dollar fraud scheme.

The crimes range from possession of drug paraphernalia to stalking, child molestation, and reckless homicide.

It looks like Michael Flynn isn’t all that America First.

How the White House’s Freedom 250 program is desecrating our remembrance of the nation’s founding.

Even some of Donald Trump’s advisers think he’s going too far.

Congressional Democrats have launched an investigation into the “pay to play” scheme.

They think this will make her more likely to dish new dirt on Jeffrey Epstein.

He probably cheats himself and just wants a little company.

This is exactly what Republicans got mad at Biden for by the way.

When the Framers invented the pardon power, they never imagined someone like Trump as president. We need to rein that power in immediately.

She faces federal charges and a House Ethics Committee investigation.

Former Honduran President Juan Orlando Hernández received multiple unusual perks after being released from prison.

The administration is approaching pardons in a “chaotic” and seemingly deliberately opaque manner, leading to a number of concerns about potential abuse and corruption.

The rapper has made a surprising turn to the far-right in recent months.

Donald Trump was shocked by Democratic Representative Henry Cuellar’s behavior.