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Joe Biden faces a setback in his ongoing legal battle. The former U.S. president’s appeal to keep memoir audio recordings private has been rejected by the court. The decision comes after months of
Hunter Biden can’t stop trolling Vice President JD Vance for his comments on former President Joe Biden eating ice cream.
Hunter Biden told NPR he never wanted his father to seek re-election, saying the presidency makes it hard for anyone to be there for their own family.
The former president is fighting the Justice Department’s effort to release tapes and transcripts. By Karoun Demirjian Reporting from Washington See more of our coverage in your search results.Encuentra más de nuestra cobertura en los resultados de búsqueda.
Hunter Biden claimed there is a “closeted gay mafia” of Republicans in Washington, D.C., arguing that years of suppressing their sexuality have left some GOP lawmakers with “blackened hearts.” Speaking on the I’ve Had It podcast,
Un tribunal federal de apelaciones rechazó la solicitud de Joe Biden para bloquear la divulgación de grabaciones de audio y transcripciones de sus entrevistas con un escritor fantasma de memorias antes de que fuera elegido presidente.
