Lunden Roberts, the former stripper who shares daughter Navy Joan Roberts with President Joe Biden’s embattled son Hunter, is releasing a tell-all memoir detailing her time with the younger Biden — and it’s scheduled for release *during* the 2024 Democratic National Convention. Roberts’ tome is titled “Out of the Shadows: My Life Inside the Wild World of Hunter Biden,” and has a release date of August 20. The convention — where President Joe Biden is expected to officially receive the party’s nomination for the 2024 presidential race — is scheduled to take place in Chicago August 19-22. “Lunden is finally ready to step into the light and tell her story,” a description from Skyhorse Publishing read, in part. “In her brave and honest memoir, she recounts the chaos, the broken trust, and ultimately the incredible love she found mothering and protecting the long-unacknowledged grandchild of the sitting President of the United States.” Roberts described her first meeting with Hunter in a brief excerpt provided by the publisher: “He was sitting there wearing nothing but parrot boxer briefs, organizing his pipes on his Rosemont Seneca desk. I was sitting in Barack Obama’s actual chair from the Senate floor. I took another look at Hunter — this kind, intense, and startlingly transparent man — and thought, ‘this is definitely a guy I want to get to know better.'” Skyhorse’s description went on to detail some of what Roberts meant when she called it a “wild world.” CLICK HERE TO GET THE DAILYWIRE+ APP “That was the first time Lunden Roberts met Hunter Biden. She had moved to D.C. from Arkansas in an impulsive decision to apply for a grad program. Hunter radiated the ‘live-for-the-moment’ energy she sought,” the description read. “What followed from that first meeting was a wild journey that would come to define Lunden’s young life in ways she never could have anticipated. Out of the Shadows chronicles that rollercoaster ride of a relationship, touching on the drug cook working in Rosemont Seneca’s kitchen, strip clubs where Hunter might try the pole himself, protecting him from would-be terrorists in New York City, the night she grabbed two guns and was certain she would have to fatally shoot a crazed MMA fighter, and dozens of other stories that make the laptop debacle seem routine.” Roberts’ daughter with Hunter, Navy Joan, was four years old before her grandfather, President Joe Biden, publicly acknowledged her as family after facing considerable pressure from the media to do so.

New York Attorney General Letitia James was hit this month with a lawsuit over her targeting of pro-life organizations in the Empire State. James is being sued by the National Institute of Family and Life Advocates, as well as Gianna’s House and Options Care Center. The pro-life groups say that James is violating the First Amendment through her own lawsuits against 11 crisis pregnancy centers and Heartbeat International, accusing them of false advertising. The pro-life organizations are being represented by Alliance Defending Freedom. “Many women regret their abortions, and some seek to stop the effects of chemical abortion drugs before taking the second drug in the abortion drug process. Taking supplemental progesterone at that time can often save their baby’s life,” said Alliance Defending Freedom Legal Counsel Gabriella McIntyre. “The New York attorney general, however, is doing everything she can to deny women the freedom to make that choice.” James’ suit goes after a dozen pro-life ministries over their support of the Abortion Pill Reversal protocol. The Abortion Pill Reversal protocol is a method backed by pro-life organizations where a woman can take a prescribed dose of bioidentical progesterone to potentially reverse the effects of mifepristone and save an unborn child if she changes her mind at the last minute about going through with the abortion. The pro-life lawsuit, filed in U.S. District Court for the Western District of New York, begins by discussing the experience of a woman who was able to save her baby due to the reversal protocol after she had initiated an abortion. “Despite saying that she supports women’s choice, the Attorney General seeks to deprive women who change their mind and want to continue their pregnancies, or who are coerced or tricked into a chemical abortion, of truthful information about progesterone treatment, a safe option that has been used by obstetrician-gynecologists to help maintain pregnancies for decades,” the lawsuit says. CLICK HERE TO GET THE DAILYWIRE+ APP The suit asks for James to be barred from applying New York business law to target pro-life groups promoting the abortion pill reversal. “New York is intentionally denying women the freedom to continue their pregnancies by censoring those who promote it. They are forcing women to follow through with an abortion—even if they don’t want to,” said Thomas Glessner, president and founder of the National Institute of Family and Life Advocates. “How does it even remotely make sense to trust women with their medical decisions if you are actively trying to hide scientifically-based information from them? It makes no sense, nor is it legal.” Pregnancy centers around the country have come under fire from Democrat lawmakers and pro-abortion activists after the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade.

A 2-year-old math enthusiast is going viral for his jaw-dropping number skills. An adorable toddler named Devan visited the stage of America’s Got Talent, which premieres tonight (May 28), to showcase his math skills for judges Simon Cowell, Sofía Vergara, Heidi Klum, and Howie Mandel. Devan auditioned for a spot as a contestant this season. While we don’t know if he was successful yet, a preview of his apperance proves that the 2-year-old is a tiny genius. View this post on Instagram A post shared by America's Got Talent – AGT (@agt) An audition clip shows the judges asking Devan to first solve more simple math questions—though they are not simple for a 2-year-old. Then they gradually made the equations more challenging. The video doesn’t reveal if Devan answers his final questions correctly. We have to tune in to see how it turns out. The 2-Year-Old Started Showing Interest In Math At Only 4 Months Old Devan has been amassing amazed fans with his Instagram and TikTok accounts, Devan Loves Numbers. He currently has almost 900K followers on IG. And he has over 1.3 million on TikTok, which is how he ended up on the show. “We had posted him on TikTok and it went viral,” Devan’s dad, Duane, told Long Island Press. “One of the producers had seen it and reached out to us saying he thought Devan was a good fit for America’s Got Talent.” “At first, we thought America’s Got Talent was only for singers and acting performances. And I was not sure how a 2-year-old doing math would be on the show,” he continued. “But, Devan assured us that he would be great.” Duane shared that his son has been into numbers for nearly his entire life. His parents noticed Devan’s curiosity when he was only a few months old. “At 4 months old we realized his love for numbers,” Duane continued. “When we were showing him learning shows, if we would change the channel from the math shows, he would start to cry and when we would change it back he would stop.” The tot is currently mastering subtraction, addition, division, and multiplication. He’s also doing well with Roman numerals and exponents. “It is never too early to start teaching your child numbers. Devan is proof of that. And we just want to inspire kids, parents, and soon-to-be parents that when you start from an early age this is the result that you will get,” he noted. Watch the 2-year-old showcase his math skills when America’s Got Talent premieres tonight at 8 PM EST on NBC. You can find the source of this story’s featured image here. The post 2-Year-Old Goes Viral For Solving Mind-Blowing Math Equations On “America’s Got Talent,” Watch appeared first on InspireMore.

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