CLASSIC: Can a President pardon himself?

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Google draws backlash with statements about AI search and schools. In Kentucky, a humanist receives a religious exemption from using AI tools at work. Across the European Union and the UK, mysterious hacker groups sabotage commercial refrigerators and blood supplies. Join Ben, Ma ...  Show more

Can former President Trump pardon himself? Heather and Joanne explore the history of the pardon power, from constitutional debates, to President Andrew Johnson’s controversial Confederate pardons, to the corrupt Georgia pardon practices that precipitated the very relevant Georgia ...  Show more

In the US Constitution, the President of the United States is granted the right to pardon those convicted of federal crimes.

But how do they tend to use these pardons, and when have they been used in the cases of mass insurrection? From Mormons, to conscientious obje ...

What can and can't the president do, and how do we know? When the framers of the U.S. constitution left vague the powers of the executive branch they opened the door to every president to decide how much power they could claim. This week, how the office of the presidency became m ...  Show more