The Burisma case has become a political firestorm, with accusations of corruption and abuse of power swirling around former Vice President Joe Biden and his son Hunter. At the heart of this controversy is the energy company Burisma, which hired Hunter Biden in 2014 as a board member while his father was leading the Obama administration's diplomatic efforts in Ukraine. The allegations against the Bidens stem from Hunter Biden's role at Burisma. Critics claim that his appointment was an attempt by the company to curry favor with the U.S. Government and that he was paid exorbitant fees for little work. They also point to a $1.5 billion investment in Burisma by a state-owned Ukrainian bank that occurred around the same time as Hunter Biden's appointment. The Bidens have denied any wrongdoing, with Joe Biden insisting that he never discussed Burisma with his son and that there is no evidence of any impropriety. However, new information has emerged that casts doubt on these claim...