Hunter Biden is expected to plead not guilty Tuesday when he is arraigned on three gun charges that were originally part of a federal plea deal that fell apart in July.
more than two months ago -- this time to face three felony gun charges leveled by the special counsel who negotiated that ill-fated agreement.
Instead, the younger Biden now faces a three-count felony indictment on gun charges and potentially more tax-related charges in the coming weeks or months. Prosecutors also suggested in open court that they may pursue charges related to Hunter Biden's overseas business endeavors, including potential violation of foreign lobbying laws.
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