Hunter Biden Pleads Guilty to Federal Tax Charges
President Biden faces calls to rule out pardoning his son, who could face up to 17 years in prison.
- Hunter Biden changed his plea to guilty to avoid a trial on federal tax charges.
- Republicans accuse Hunter Biden of using a legal tactic to avoid revealing family business dealings.
- The White House has not confirmed whether President Biden would pardon his son.
- Hunter Biden's plea follows a previous conviction on felony gun charges.
- Sentencing for the tax charges is scheduled for December 16.
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