Hunter Biden has sought to change his not-guilty plea in his federal tax case to an Alford plea, acknowledging the strength of the evidence against him while maintaining his innocence. This plea comes just before jury selection was set to begin, as Biden faces charges related to failing to pay over $1.4 million in taxes from 2016 to 2019. Prosecutors strongly objected to the plea, and it is uncertain if the judge will accept it, given the rarity of such pleas in federal cases. Hunter Biden's previous conviction on firearm charges adds to the legal pressures he faces, with potential penalties reaching up to 25 years in prison. The case has significant political implications, as it may influence perceptions of President Biden amidst ongoing scrutiny of his family's business dealings. The outcome of this legal maneuvering remains to be seen as the court deliberates on the plea offer.