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If this were the first time the presidentâ€™s son had appeared to open himself up to the possibility of trading on his name and creating a conflict of interest, one might be inclined to be a little more forgiving. But itâ€™s not. Hunter Bidenâ€™s first job out of law school involved working for a Delaware-based bank that was a major contributor to his fatherâ€™s political campaigns. Politico has reported on how he allegedly repeatedly tried to cash in on his political connections after he took over a hedge fund. He earned $50,000 a month for sitting on the board of the Ukrainian natural gas company Burisma despite having no substantive qualifications â€” except being the vice presidentâ€™s son. On top of all this, Hunter Biden has also been charged with committing tax violations and breaking gun laws, and he was sued by a woman over the terms of his child support.Â

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Child Support
If this were the first time the presidentâ€™s son had appeared to open himself up to the possibility of trading on his name and creating a conflict of interest, one might be inclined to be a little more forgiving. But itâ€™s not. Hunter Bidenâ€™s first job out of law school involved working for a Delaware-based bank that was a major contributor to his fatherâ€™s political campaigns. Politico has reported on how he allegedly repeatedly tried to cash in on his political connections after he took over a hedge fund. He earned $50,000 a month for sitting on the board of the Ukrainian natural gas company Burisma despite having no substantive qualifications â€” except being the vice presidentâ€™s son. On top of all this, Hunter Biden has also been charged with committing tax violations and breaking gun laws, and he was sued by a woman over the terms of his child support.Â

Criminal Defense
Manhattan DA Alvin Bragg signaled that he wonâ€™t demand his case be tried first if the judges overseeing Trumpâ€™s once-and-future criminal matters want another arrangement.
Sex Crimes
These moves came the day before Biden prepared to sign an executive order that, as an Associated Press report explained, shift decisions on â€œthe prosecution of serious military crimes, including sexual assault, to independent military attorneys, taking that power away from victimsâ€™ commanders.â€
Misdemeanors
Itâ€™s good that Speakman was fired, but kicking him off the force wonâ€™t solve our country's much wider problem. In their Pulitzer Prize-winning series of stories called â€œMauled,â€ The Marshall Project,Â AL.com,Â IndyStar Â and theÂ Invisible Institute Â found that police across the country often use dogs to attack people suspected of low-level misdemeanors or nonviolent offenses.
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Murder
Readers of â€œThe Hate U Giveâ€ are reminded that the relentless murder of young Black men and women at the hands of police is so far from fiction.
Forgery
If Florida education officials truly want to teach about the reality of slavery for Black people, the concept of â€œabolition forgeryâ€ should be in the curriculum.
Manslaughter
A police officer in Mississippi was convicted of manslaughter. The stateâ€™s attorney general wants the conviction overturned â€” over the local DAâ€™s objection.

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