Ohio Film Festival Graphic Designer To Go With Film Reels For The O's

A juror speaks to CNN after finding Hunter Biden guilty on all three federal felony gun charges, concluding that he violated laws meant to prevent drug addicts from owning firearms.

For the first time, a sitting President’s son has been convicted of a felony in a criminal trial. A federal jury in Delaware on Tuesday found Hunter Biden guilty for lying about his drug use when buying a gun in 2018. Prosecutors had presented the jury with photos, testimony and messages that showed Biden had a .38 caliber Colt Cobra revolver for about 11 days during a period he had previously acknowledged he had been struggling with drug addiction. [time-brightcove not-tgx=”true”] The jury deliberated for about three hours over two days and found Biden guilty of three felonies including making a false claim on a gun purchase form that he was not a drug user, lying to a federally licensed firearms dealer, and unlawfully possessing the weapon for 11 days.

Representative Glenn Grothman, while appearing on a podcast, fell back to an old favorite conspiracy theory of his - that liberals are out to destroy the family unit by removing the fathers: I ask people what's different about today, what are the problems today, I think the number one thing is they feel the breakdown of the family.

You know Hannity didn't do this without being directed to by Dear Leader. On this Monday's Hannity, while continuing to push the ridiculous notion that Biden will be replaced as the Democratic presidential nominee, and after being shot down on that assertion by his guest Mark Penn, Hannity suggested that maybe Trump should back out of the June debate after repeating the right-wing attack on Biden that he was supposedly "jacked up" during the State of the Union address. HANNITY: It's obvious this guy is a mumbling bumbling stumbling fumbling, you know, can barely string sentences together, however, I do take Tomi's admonition really seriously.

Considering how incredibly white the Welsh coal industry was, this is going to be a tall order. However, there is a way to show black representation going way back.

His piece is a primal scream of horror that Americans insist on believing the realities of their wallets over the cherry-picked data in his analysis.