The leading FBI agent in the bureau’s investigation of Hunter Biden contested claims by an IRS whistleblower that the Justice Department showed favoritism to the president’s son.
Federal prosecutors plan to seek an indictment of Hunter Biden by Sept. 29, according to new court filings by special counsel David Weiss.
Former FBI and DEA official Chuck Rosenberg appeared Sunday on NBC’s “Meet The Press” and described the move as “cosmetic.” He said not much will change.
Hunter Biden pleaded not guilty Wednesday to federal tax charges after a judge expressed concerns with a plea agreement with the government.
U.S. Sen. Chuck Grassley on Thursday released an internal FBI document that contained an informant’s unverified claim that then-Vice President Joe Biden was involved in an illegal foreign bribery scheme.
The U.S. attorney overseeing the criminal investigation into Hunter Biden defended his handling of the case and rejected claims that he was prevented from pursuing more serious charges against the president’s son.
Attorney General Merrick Garland pushed back against claims by two IRS whistleblowers that the Justice Department hindered the criminal investigation into Hunter Biden.
Two IRS whistleblowers alleged the agency recommended charging Hunter Biden with attempted tax evasion and other felonies and that the Justice Department hindered the criminal investigation into the president’s son.
