Biden's son Hunter Biden agrees to plead guilty on 3 federal charges – document

US President Joe Biden's son Hunter Biden has been the focus of unrelenting attacks by Trump and his Republican allies who have accused him of wrongdoing relating to Ukraine and China, among other matters.

WASHINGTON, DC, USA – US President Joe Biden’s son Hunter Biden has agreed to plead guilty to federal income tax charges in a deal with the Justice Department, according to court documents on Tuesday, June 20.

The charges against Hunter Biden arose from an investigation by David Weiss, the US attorney in the Democratic president’s home state of Delaware who was appointed by Republican former President Donald Trump.Hunter Biden, 53, for years has been the focus of unrelenting attacks by Trump and his Republican allies who have accused him of wrongdoing relating to Ukraine and China, among other matters.

Hunter Biden disclosed in December 2020 that Weiss’s office was investigating his tax affairs. – Rappler.com

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