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Ghislaine Maxwell is reportedly seeking a commutation of her 20-year sentence from President Trump, amid allegations of preferential treatment in prison and a whistleblower's claims, prompting calls from House Democrats for transparency and rejection of her request.
A report suggests that President Trump is considering commuting Diddy's 50-month federal prison sentence for sex trafficking, though this has not been confirmed and faces internal opposition; Trump recently commuted George Santos's sentence, indicating a possible pattern, but official sources deny any current plans to intervene in Diddy's case.
Diddy, currently serving a 50-month sentence for transportation for prostitution, may be released early if President Trump decides to commute his sentence, despite internal disagreements within Trump's circle; the decision is pending and could happen as soon as this week.
Former Rep. George Santos expressed surprise and humility after President Trump commuted his sentence for wire fraud and identity theft, which sparked criticism from fellow Republicans. Santos, who was expelled from Congress and served less than three months of his sentence, called the move a personal journey and emphasized he does not plan to run for office soon.
George Santos, a former Republican congressman convicted of crimes, was released from prison after President Trump commuted his sentence, prompting anger and frustration among New York politicians and voters who view Santos negatively.
President Trump commuted the 7-year prison sentence of former U.S. Rep. George Santos, who was convicted of fraud and identity theft, shortly after his sentencing, amid ongoing legal and political controversies.
President Donald Trump commuted the prison sentence of former Congressman George Santos, who was serving time for wire fraud and identity theft related to campaign finance violations. Santos, who was expelled from Congress after being indicted on multiple charges, had appealed to Trump for clemency, which was granted amidst Trump's history of issuing controversial pardons and commutations.
President Donald Trump signed a commutation to immediately release former Congressman George Santos from prison, where he was serving a sentence for fraud and identity theft, following Santos's plea for clemency and his public support for Trump.
President Donald Trump signed a commutation for former Congressman George Santos, releasing him from prison immediately after serving less than three months of a seven-year sentence for fraud-related charges, amid support from some Republican members and criticism from others.
Donald Trump has commuted the prison sentence of former Republican lawmaker George Santos, according to a Financial Times article, amidst various subscription offers from the publication.
President Trump signed a commutation to immediately release former Rep. George Santos from prison after he pleaded guilty to wire fraud and identity theft, sparking criticism from opponents like Senator Blumenthal. The move is part of Trump's history of pardons and commutations amid ongoing political protests and international diplomatic efforts.
President Donald Trump announced he has commuted the sentence of former U.S. Rep. George Santos, who is serving over seven years for fraud and identity theft, shortly after Santos appealed his sentence and received support from some Republican figures. The article also covers Trump’s recent meetings with Zelenskyy and discussions on Ukraine, the US-China trade de-escalation, and other political and economic news.
President Trump commuted George Santos's prison sentence for fraud, citing mistreatment and solitary confinement, leading to Santos's immediate release. Santos expressed gratitude and plans to focus on prison reform and redemption, while critics argue he deserved a longer sentence for his crimes.
President Donald Trump commuted the life sentences of Chicago gang founder Larry Hoover after lobbying by Kanye West, transferring him from federal to state prison, amid mixed reactions from supporters and prosecutors.
President Trump commuted the federal life sentences of Larry Hoover, the Chicago gang leader convicted of running the Gangster Disciples from prison, though Hoover still faces over 100 years on Illinois state murder charges. The move may lead to his transfer out of a supermax prison, but does not erase his state sentences. Hoover's case has garnered significant attention, including from celebrities like Kanye West, and highlights ongoing issues with gang violence and criminal justice reform.