Day: April 6, 2025

After receiving President Biden’s unconditional pardon, Hunter Biden is now being accused of owing more than $300,000 in unpaid rent to previous landlords. The president’s son has accumulated large amounts of unpaid rent debts totaling hundreds of thousands of dollars, according to Shaun Maguire, a partner at the venture capital firm Sequoia, who responded to the news of the pardon on social media. Hunter Biden owes my family over $300,000 in back rent for 2019 and 2020. What will happen to that money? Has that been forgiven? Thank you, Joe,” Maguire wrote on X. Hunter Biden received a “full and unconditional pardon” from President Biden on Sunday, which covers any federal offenses he may have committed or may have committed between January 1, 2014, and December 1, 2024. Federal charges against Hunter Biden include tax violations and accusations that he lied on a background check form for firearms about his substance abuse problems. This action differs from President Biden’s previous declarations that he would not grant his son a pardon. We had Hunter as a tenant in Venice, California. For more than a year, rent was not paid. tried using artwork created from his own excrement to pay. The house… CONTINUE READING…

I always promised Ethan I’d be there for him—through scraped knees, broken hearts, and even broken dreams. That’s what mothers do. We give and give until there’s nothing left… and then somehow, we give a little more. So when he showed up on my doorstep with Claire, both of them pale and tense, I didn’t hesitate. “Mom,” Ethan said, his voice rough from worry, “we’ve lost everything. The company moved our jobs overseas. We’re drowning in bills…” null I didn’t ask questions. I simply opened my arms. “You’ll stay here. As long as you need to.” At sixty-five, I didn’t expect to be sharing my home again. I’d settled into my routines—morning tea, tending the garden, watching old films in the evenings. But I made space. I gave them the master bedroom, shifted to the smaller guest room, and told myself it was temporary. Days passed. Then weeks. One morning over coffee, Ethan said, “Mom, if you put the house in my name, it’ll help me secure a business loan. I promise—it’s just on paper. You’d still live here, of course. It would just help us rebuild.” null There was a pause. My heart ached with hesitation, but I saw… CONTINUE READING…