President Biden granted pre-emptive pardons to his family members and high-profile figures like Gen. Mark A. Milley and Dr. Anthony S. Fauci to protect them from potential political retribution by incoming President Trump. The pardons were issued as a shield against politically motivated investigations and vengeance, with Mr. Biden emphasizing that the recipients did not commit any crimes. The move was unprecedented in its use of executive clemency to thwart a successor’s abuse of power, highlighting the deep mistrust between the two presidents.
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Young siblings who went missing from Ohio months ago found in Iceland
Two young siblings reported missing in Ohio in October were located in Iceland this month by Icelandic police after their mother stopped taking her mental health medication and abandoned them, prompting a search involving multiple agencies. The children, ages 8 and 9, were found at a hotel in Reykjavik after traveling to London, the Island of Jersey, and a remote fishing village in Iceland. The mother is in a hospital in Iceland, while the children...
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