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June 3, 2024

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Jury selection begins in Hunter Biden’s criminal trial

Hunter Biden arriving at federal court in Delaware, June 3, 2024. REUTERS/Eduardo Munoz

Jury selection kicked off in a criminal case against Hunter Biden, a historic prosecution that could further influence the 2024 presidential election. The trial comes four days after President Joe Biden‘s rival Donald Trump became the first former U.S. president to be convicted. Read more.

Hunter Biden, 54, faces three felony charges stemming from his purchase and possession of a revolver in 2018. Here’s more about the charges.

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Skadden lawyer with ALS is focus of Amazon Prime documentary

When Brian Wallach, then a 37-year-old federal prosecutor in Chicago, was diagnosed with ALS, also known as Lou Gehrig‘s disease, doctors told him the same thing: “We can’t help you. Get ready to die.” Instead, Wallach, now an associate at Skadden, and his wife in 2019 launched a non-profit, I Am ALS, that’s successfully pushing for new research and treatments. The duo are the subject of a documentary now streaming on Amazon Prime. Jenna Greene in her latest column talks with Wallach and his Skadden boss Chuck Smith about the film and his work at the firm. Read more.

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