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Biden Pardons his son. After saying a long time that he will not pardon his son, Biden pardoned. Hunter Biden was found guilty of having illegal gun and income tax evasion. Instead of pardoning for these 2 crimes. Biden gave a blanket pardon to his son Hunter. Pardon for any and all crimes he may have committed from 2014 to 2024. Even his own party is not happy with this. 

Trump’s several court cases. Once he won the Presidential election in November the cases against him were withdrawn except the one in New York. The New York Attorney General filed a case for deceiving banks and insurers by massively overvaluing assets. I think this is a ridiculous case. He said the value of his property is this much and the banks agreed to that value. The banks never complained to anyone. He repaid the loan. Where is the case then? For Example, If I want to pledge my house and get a loan from my bank and I say my house is worth $2 million and the bank agrees to my valuation and gives me the loan and finally I repaid the loan. Bank never complained. Why the Attorney General is worried about it. 

New York Subway Chokehold case. There was a US Marine veteran Daniel Penny riding in the New York Subway. A man was making noise and threatening other passengers. This US Marine wrestled with that guy, put a chokehold on him, and the man died. Penny was arrested and put in jail. He was found not guilty by the jurors. 

United Health Care CEO shot dead in New York. United Health Care is the largest health care insurance company in USA. The CEO of that company was shot dead in close range in front of the hotel he was staying in New York. After a massive manhunt the shooter was arrested in Pennsylvania. It looks like he had a problem with his medical claim with that insurance company. It came to the attention that UHC has the highest rate of claims denial (32%) among all other insurance companies. The shooter will be tried in a court of law and 9 jurors will decide his fate. Of the 9 jurors, even if one juror thinks he is not guilty, he will be acquitted.