Legacy media, DC journos come around to investigating Dem scandals years after conservatives sounded alarm

Media outlets and reporters are increasingly investigating scandals and political news, such as Biden's health, years after conservatives outlets sounded the alarm.

"We’d say the Times’ willingness to at long last cover this comes better late than never, but it only published the story now that it doesn’t remotely matter anymore," the editorial board continued. 

The New York Times declared in an article published on Friday that former first son Hunter Biden "sought support from the State Department" to aid his former employer, Ukrainian energy company Burisma, while his father served as vice president. Hunter Biden allegedly leveraging his last name and father's political status in the U.S. has long been criticized by conservatives, who have alleged that Hunter and his father engaged in influence-peddling through Burisma.