OLYMPIA, Wash. — Two former inmates, who each spent decades in prison, helped pass a new law aimed at reforming Washington’s clemency system and expanding opportunities for early release.

Washington governor vetoes reshapes Washington's Clemency Board, influencing future clemency decisions in the state.

Gov. Bob Ferguson has approved core provisions of a bill related to Washington state’s Clemency & Pardons Board, but vetoed ...

Trump and House Republicans lobbed an aggressive push to investigate Biden’s autopen use, questioning whether aides acted ...

A Pasco man pardoned for his role in the Jan. 6 U.S. Capitol riots has been found guilty of threatening to blow up a federal ...

Taranto is one of a few people charged in the Jan. 6, 2021, attack on the Capitol who remained jailed after President Donald ...

The FBI said Zachary Jordan Alam on Jan. 6 was seen "repeatedly punching the glass panels of the doors immediately behind the ...

The Justice Department’s new pardon attorney says he plans to scrutinize pardons that former President Joe Biden issued on ...

Johnson previously received a pardon from Trump during his first term in office, pointing out how she has gone “from prison house to the White House.” ...

WASHINGTON — Ed Martin Jr., who will be the Justice Department’s new pardon attorney after President Donald Trump pulled his nomination to be the top federal prosecutor for Washington ...