President Joe Biden just made history — the bad kind — with Sunday night’s sweeping Thanksgiving-weekend pardon of his own son, Hunter Biden. (Talk about trying to bury a story.) The outgoing president made this all way harder than it needed to be on himself, his son, and the justice system.

Texas Democrat Rep. Jasmine Crockett called into MSNBC on Sunday while boarding an airplane, where she offered this comment about President Biden pardoning his son Hunter for all possible federal crimes going back to 2014: "Way to go,

President Joe Biden and his family discussed whether to pardon Hunter Biden during their time together in Nantucket for Thanksgiving, a source familiar with the matter confirmed to ABC News Monday.

President Biden claims the criminal charges against Hunter Biden really politically motived. This is what we know about the two cases.

President Joe Biden ’s decision to pardon his son Hunter may have drawn bipartisan criticism, but it doesn’t seem to be causing nearly as much controversy at home. First lady Jill Biden told reporters Monday that she fully supports her husband’s action.

President Joe Biden’s decision to go back on his word and pardon his son Hunter wasn't all that surprising to those who are familiar with the president's devotion to his family.

US President Joe Biden has issued an official pardon for his son Hunter, who was due to face sentencing this month on federal felony gun and tax convictions. The president previously ruled out issuing a pardon for his son.

While controversy over presidential pardons has a long history, few have used the constitutionally vested power to pardon family members.

The move is an about-face after the president previously vowed not to pardon his son, who was convicted on federal gun and tax charges.

Katie Cherkasky said there was an "open legal question" about the wording of President Joe Biden's pardon of his son.