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In a landmark decision, President Joe Biden commutes the sentences of 37 individuals on federal death row, converting their punishments to life imprisonment without parole. The move is part of Biden’s continued opposition to the federal death penalty, which he describes as morally irreconcilable with his administration’s stance on justice and human rights. Announced today, the decision has ignited intense political debate, with Republicans accusing the president of prioritizing convicted criminals over victims and public safety.
Among those spared from execution are seven Texans with high-profile. . .
