Henry Gass

As President-elect Donald Trump decries his foes, the Biden administration considers preemptive pardons for those who have provoked Republican ire.

by Henry Gass Dec 11, 2024 4 minutes Save for Later Save Preemptive Pardons Could Protect Trump Targets, But Veer Into Politics For Later

President Joe Biden said he is commuting the sentences of nearly 1,500 people and pardoning 39 others. Are preemptive pardons for Trump's foes next?

Legal troubles have dogged Donald Trump since he left the White House, though most cases against the once-and-future president have collapsed since his re-election last month.

A judge rejected Donald Trump’s challenge to his criminal conviction, saying the U.S. Supreme Court ruling on presidential immunity doesn’t apply.

As the clock ticks down on President Joe Biden's term in office, Democrats in the United States Senate have been busy securing what could be his most enduring legacy.

New Year's Day attacks show a changing threat matrix for U.S. cities, amid the rising use of vehicles as weapons, a seemingly expanding set of domestic and international grievances, and the embrace by some Americans of political violence.

Congress doesn't agree on much these days. One thing it does, however, is that one of the most popular social media apps in the United States is a serious threat to national security.

In a historic proceeding in a Manhattan court today, President-elect Donald Trump became the first former or incoming president to be sentenced for felony crimes.

by Henry Gass Jan 10, 2025 4 minutes Save for Later Save New York Judge Gives Trump An ‘Unconditional Discharge' Sentence, But A Felon Label For Later