Sen. Ron Johnson (R-WI), the chairman of a Senate investigative subcommittee, will seek thousands of emails sent in the final days of the Biden administration.

Former President Joe Biden has acknowledged that he didn’t agree to the name of every person who received one of the 46th president’s sweeping pardons, according to reports.

A New York Times story published over the weekend showed that Fox News correspondent Peter Doocy was on to something in early June when he raised the issue of the Biden White House's use of the autopen in relation to pardons.

Biden only signed off on the criteria and standards for granting these pardons, an investigation of the email communications show.

Former President Joe Biden briefly considered pardoning former Alabama Gov. Don Siegelman of his conviction on a federal bribery charge during Biden’s last days in office, but changed his mind the following day.

By the end of the eight-hour meeting, the board granted 33 pardons; denied three and commuted one sentence; and denied two commutation requests. Minnesota Reformer is part of States Newsroom, the nation’s largest state-focused nonprofit news organization.

President Donald Trump's unconventional approach to clemency has spread hope among federal prisoners and formerly incarcerated people around the United States, prompting a wave of petitions carefully crafted to capture his attention.