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Lil Wayne and Kodak Black have been granted pardons by U.S. President Donald Trump in his last day in office.

  Inside the White House, I’m told along with President Trump and the First Lady only a few aides remain including WH chief of staff Mark Meadows, National Security Advisor Robert O'Brien and Chris Liddell, who has headed up the WH transition. Mostly, there are empty offices. pic.twitter.com/l8o88CtPmT— Yamiche Alcindor (@Yamiche) January 20, 2021 Trump still made headlines earlier in the day nonetheless, after issuing a long list of pardons during his last few hours in office. He is still yet to congratulate Joe Biden, nor did he invite him to the cup of tea in the Oval Office in the ...

Joe Exotic Not Getting Pardoned by Donald Trump in His Final Day as President Celebrity The 'Tiger King: Murder, Mayhem and Madness' star is noticeably absent from the list of 70 people who receive presidential pardon in Trump's final hours in the White House. Jan 21, 2021 Donald Trump in his final hours in office. The "Tiger King" star is currently serving a 22-year sentence behind bars after he was convicted for masterminding a murder-for-hire plot against rival But he had turned to exiting POTUS Trump to for a pardon, and was so confident he'd be granted one that he even had a limousine...

Reactions to Kwame Kilpatrick's commutation, St. Clair Shores minister attacked, a cold Wednesday wind chill Published  WEDNESDAY NEWS HIT - After seven years in prison and almost a years-worth of rumors about a potential early release, Detroit's ex-mayor Kwame Kilpatrick has been commuted by President Donald Trump. The former Detroit leader still had 16 years left of his prison sentence he was serving for corruption and racketeering charges related to a text message scandal that was uncovered while he was still in office. Kilpatrick's commutation couldn't have come any later, with his relea...

Rapper Lil Wayne is expected to be one of up to 100 people to receive last-minute commutations or pardons before Donald Trump leaves office.