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A federal judge in Delaware has dismissed multiple attempts by Hunter Biden to have his felony gun indictment dropped. Hunter Biden is currently swimming into legal woes. REUTERS/Eve
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A fugitive on Canadas most wanted list ended up leading police to his doorstep after announcing where he was living in a defiant Facebook message to a television station publicizing his case. When he spotted his photo on the website of television station CFJC Today in Kamloops, he sent a Facebook message to taunt the news shows p
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