President Joe Biden eliminated the prospect of first son Hunter Biden going to jail for tax and gun felonies by granting him a sweeping pardon, but the younger Biden still has lawsuits and possible government investigations to contend with in his future.

U.S. President Joe Biden's decision to pardon his son Hunter showed that Biden is more human than politician, Russian President Vladimir Putin said on Thursday, saying he could not reproach Biden for it.

President Joe Biden’s recent pardon of his son Hunter Biden has sparked a debate, with CNN historian Tim Naftali suggesting it could set a precedent for

The co-hosts of The View defended President Joe Biden's decision to pardon his son, Hunter Biden, from various legal charges, arguing it was a protective move

The image shows Biden’s son Beau, not Hunter. It was taken in 1973 when Biden was sworn in to the Senate in a Delaware hospital.

For months, President Joe Biden and aides said repeatedly he would not pardon his son Hunter Biden, who was facing federal charges over guns and taxes. But on Dec. 1, Joe Biden announced a wide-ranging pardon. Biden’s comments about a potential pardon ...

An FBI informant accused of lying about the Biden family has cut a plea deal with special counsel David Weiss, the prosecutor who led the criminal probe into Hunter Biden.

During the time Hunter Biden was on the board of the company, Joe Biden was vice president and was running U.S.-Ukraine relations and policy for the Obama administration. Also in 2019, Hunter ...

A columnist has called for President Joe Biden to pardon his son Hunter's former business associate, Devon Archer.

The consideration comes after Biden issued a full pardon for his son Hunter -- a move that prompted backlash from Republicans and many Democrats. President Joe Biden on Tuesday, during his ...

Hunter Biden was partying it up at the White House over the past few days, posing for selfies with guests and giving his phone number to rapper Flavor Flav. Hunter joined parents President Joe ...

Gov. Kathy Hochul (D-NY) suggested President-elect Donald Trump would need to show “remorse” to be eligible for a pardon in his hush-money case. Her comments come as President Joe Biden stays silent on potentially issuing a pardon to lift the weight of Trump’s federal cases before he takes office.