Paternity lawsuit filed against President Joe Biden’s son, Hunter Biden
Lunden Roberts, a former stripper, is suing the US president’s son after his lawyers said DNA tests proved his relationship to her four-year-old daughter, Navy.
Hunter Biden, 53, is also under investigation by Republicans in the House of Representatives, who allege he traded in his last name to make millions of dollars abroad.
Lunden Roberts, a former stripper, sued Hunter Biden for allegedly fathering her child…
Hunter’s computer created a big problem during his father’s 2020 presidential campaign. Former intelligence officials said the computer, which contained “horrific” images and information detailing trade deals, was a Russian disinformation attempt.
The laptop, found in a Delaware computer repair shop, contained footage of Hunter taking drugs and being with sex workers, but to Joe Biden’s further detriment, it also contained details of some business deals.
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However, the laptop was later proven to be real, with Republicans and Donald Trump accusing sections of the media of trying to suppress the incident in order to protect Joe Biden’s campaign with the help of social media companies.
As Hunter officially launches Joe Biden’s 2024 election campaign, he remains a “problem” for the president, and is sure to be targeted by whoever wins the Republican nomination.
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In May 2014, while his father was vice president, Hunter Biden joined the board of directors of the Ukrainian gas company Burisma, where he earned $1 million a year. The laptop contained an email from a Burisma manager thanking Hunter for introducing him to his father, the New York Post reported.
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A 2017 email from a Hunter business associate also detailed a “temporary arrangement” with an energy company in Shanghai that was reportedly linked to Chinese military intelligence.
Joe Biden has denied that his son was involved in business.
The judge in the paternity suit also ordered Hunter to attend all future child support hearings, saying his absence had “interfered” with the case, “taking too long to get through the simple points.”
Last week, the US media also reported that federal prosecutors are considering charging the president’s son with tax crimes and arms purchases.