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Donald Trump announced a full pardon for Devon Archer, a former business associate of Hunter Biden, who was convicted in a scheme to defraud a Native American tribe. Archer, who has criticized the Biden family for his legal troubles, expressed gratitude for the pardon, stating he was a victim of a "convoluted lawfare effort." The pardon was reportedly influenced by Tony Bobulinski, another former associate of Hunter Biden.
President Donald Trump pardoned Devon Archer, a former associate of Hunter Biden, for his fraud conviction involving over $60 million in bonds linked to a Native American tribe. Trump claimed Archer was treated unfairly for cooperating with congressional Republicans investigating potential corruption involving the Bidens. Archer, who was sentenced to over a year in prison and ordered to forfeit $15.7 million, testified that Hunter Biden had his father, then-Vice President Joe Biden, join calls and dinners to showcase access to power, though discussions were often unrelated to business.
Devon Archer, Hunter Biden's ex-business partner, revealed that he met with former President Trump, who indicated he would grant Archer a pardon, claiming Archer was "screwed by the Bidens." Archer, who was convicted of defrauding a Native American tribe, expressed surprise at needing a pardon, stating he was a victim of financial fraud linked to Hunter Biden. He also discussed the Biden family's influence in business dealings, noting that Joe Biden would leverage personal favors in professional contexts.
President Trump announced a full pardon for Devon Archer, a former business partner of Hunter Biden, during the NCAA wrestling championships in Philadelphia. Archer, who faced legal troubles linked to a deal with Hunter, expressed gratitude for the pardon, highlighting the Biden family's disregard for truth and justice. This move comes as Archer's testimony has been pivotal in exposing alleged corruption involving the Biden family.
In 2022, the Department of Homeland Security established a Disinformation Governance Board, led by Nina Jankowicz, to combat misinformation but was dismantled after three weeks due to backlash. Elon Musk, nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize, has been praised for defending free speech and exposing government censorship on social media, particularly after acquiring Twitter and revealing its coordination with the FBI to suppress dissenting views. His actions have made him a controversial figure, shifting from a green hero to a target of criticism from the left.
Cardano founder Charles Hoskinson criticized the timing of Donald Trump's sentencing in the Manhattan hush-money case, calling it a divisive tactic that threatens a peaceful transition of power. He highlighted perceived inconsistencies in the U.S. justice system, citing Hunter Biden's recent pardon as evidence of unequal treatment. Hoskinson's comments reflect concerns that the ruling could exacerbate political polarization and distract from pressing national issues as Trump prepares to lead the country.
Speculation about a presidential pardon for Sam Bankman-Fried, following his 25-year sentence for fraud, has intensified, especially after Elon Musk suggested he would be "shocked" if it didn't happen. Despite Bankman-Fried's significant donations to the Democratic Party, prediction platforms estimate the odds of clemency at only 10% to 20%. The fallout from FTX's collapse continues to raise questions about political connections and the potential return of his campaign contributions.
The Swiss-German word of the year for 2024 is "Unterschriften-Bschiss," highlighting the controversy over forged signatures in initiative collections, which has shaken trust in Switzerland's democratic processes. In other news, the Swiss parliament is grappling with the 2025 budget, which includes increased military spending and cuts to foreign aid, while coffee prices continue to rise, averaging CHF4.58 in German-speaking regions. Additionally, Swiss nationals abroad are urged to exchange their outdated blue driving licences, now invalid, for the new credit card format.
The Senate approved several judicial nominees from the Biden administration, while the House passed bills on small business regulations and civic education. As Congress faces looming deadlines for government funding and a defense authorization bill, the focus shifts to immigration and tax legislation in the new year. The pharmaceutical industry braces for scrutiny with Robert F. Kennedy Jr. nominated as HHS Secretary, and the Republican majority in the House is set to dwindle, complicating legislative efforts.
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