Hunter Biden pleaded guilty to nine federal tax charges, marking the dramatic conclusion to a five-plus-year investigation into his financial dealings and addiction struggles.
His plea exposes him to a maximum prison sentence of up to 17 years, a stark contrast to a previous no-prison plea agreement his lawyers were nearing.
Despite speculation, the White House press secretary confirmed that President Biden does not plan to pardon his son, underscoring the seriousness of the legal troubles.
This situation follows Hunter Biden's recent gun conviction trial in Delaware, adding to the family’s ongoing public scrutiny as the 2024 election approaches.
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