A former lawyer explains the limits barring Congress from checking the president's clemency powers.

Barr has the authority to squelch Mueller's main report. But the counterintelligence probe must go to Congress

The pardon absolves Flynn of “any and all possible” crimes linked to the Mueller probe and "future" charges

Legal experts swiftly refuted Trump's claim that he "could have pardoned" himself before leaving office

The Georgia case is "pardon-proof" — but it's not SCOTUS-proof, warns NYU Law Professor Ryan Goodman

The subpoena came down via a unanimous vote, according to a statement issued by the Select Committee on Friday

But legal experts believe “the only person Trump can’t pardon is Trump”

The former president's daughter-in-law argued that Clinton's emails were a bigger scandal than election conspiracy

Trump's move shows the same disregard for the rule of law with which he’s trying to quash the Russia probe

Abundant irony: Federalism, a right-wing fave rave, comes back to haunt the Republican frontrunner

President Trump is so testy about the Russia probe that he may be testing the boundaries of his authority

Even if Meadows can move the case, Fani Willis would still be the prosecutor and a president still can't pardon him

No one knows if the president can pardon himself. But he can damn sure pardon everybody else and let them walk away

Manhattan District Attorney Cy Vance is investigating Trump for potential tax, bank, and insurance fraud

Kushner supported clemency for Rod Blagojevich even as White House officials allegedly “argued heavily against it"