A federal district judge in Phoenix has accepted President Donald Trump's pardon of former Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio on Wednesday, confirming that the controversial tough-on-crime sheriff and early supporter of Trump's presidential bid will walk free with no legal record after being found

Authored by Ben Isaac via Free Market Shooter blog, In a time where many of the nation’s thoughts and resources are consumed by the ongoing natural disaster crisis in Houston, President Trump’s administration charged forward in pushing through some critical campaign agenda policies, one of which

Twenty-three years after former Drexel Burnham Lambert executive Michael Milken finished a 22-month minimum-security prison sentence, one fund manager is lobbying President Donald Trump to pardon his past convictions, arguing that Milken’s prosecution was an example of anti-banker hysteria run

Over the past couple of days, Sheriff Joe Arpaio's future has shifted from one focused on court appeals and potential prison time to one of book deals and potentially even a Senate run.  According to an interview this morning with the Washington Examiner, Arpaio is considering a variety of future

It wasn't just millions of Democrats that were left 'triggered' by Trump's pardon of Sheriff Joe Arpaio over the weekend as several prominent Republicans, including John McCain, Jeff Flake and Paul Ryan, also decided to take a very public stand against the decision.  Both McCain and Flake took to