White House refuses to rule out if the cocaine belongs to Hunter
The White House invoked the Hatch Act Thursday when pressed with new questions about the discovery of what tested positive as cocaine in the White House Sunday.
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The White House invoked the Hatch Act Thursday when pressed with new questions about the discovery of what tested positive as cocaine in the White House Sunday.
Biden and his family watched on from the Truman Balcony at the White House as the sky above Washington D.C. was filled with an impressive pyrotechnic display.
Mystery still surrounds how cocaine made its way into the White House, but new reporting indicates it was found in a dime-sized bag in a cubby regularly used by staff and guests to store cell phones.
Cocaine was found in the West Wing of the White House just before the Bidens celebrated the Fourth of July with Hunter Biden front and center.
Donald Trump responded to news of cocaine at the Biden White House with a rambling social media post echoing other critics who claim the illicit substance belongs to the president's addict son Hunter.