WILMINGTON, Del. - Hunter Biden pleaded not guilty to three charges in a federal courthouse Tuesday, the next step in a long-running investigation that could result in his criminal trial colliding with his father’s 2024 presidential election campaign.

Hunter Biden pleaded not guilty Tuesday to federal gun charges in Delaware after an initial plea agreement in July for tax and gun charges fell through. Biden, 53, arrived at the Wilmington federal

US President Joe Biden's son, Hunter, has pleaded not guilty to three federal firearm charges at a Delaware courthouse. Mr Biden has been charged with one count of illegal gun possession and two counts of false statements – including lying about his drug use on a form to buy a gun.

President’s son expected to plead not guilty to unlawfully possessing gun as an illegal drug user and lying about drug use