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A guilty verdict for Hunter Biden in a federal gun case depends the political perils for his father, President Joe Biden.

And anti-Woke shareholders are going after corporate boards.

A lot of it really is trying to put pressure on companies to rein in and pull back from kind of existing commitments to diversity or to climate change and

decarbonization measures. Plus scientists are raising concerns about a

sunscreen ingredient also found in food. It's Tuesday June 11th. I'm Sabrina Cineki for the Wall Street Journal.

This is the PM edition of What's News, the top headlines and business stories that move the world today. Hunter Biden was found guilty today of falsely claiming to be drug-free

when applying to buy a handgun in 2018. The President's son was convicted of three felony counts by a federal jury which deliberated for about three hours over two days.

During a week of trial proceedings, the jury heard about Hunter Biden's years-long struggle to stay sober.

They also were presented with evidence that he bought and used drugs in the weeks before and the days after he purchased a 38 caliber Colt-Coba revolver.

He is the first child of a sitting president to be convicted of criminal charges.

The case adds to the family's personal turmoil as President Joe Biden campaigns for

re-election. Here is the Wall Street Journal's Justice Department reporter Ryan

Barber. What awaits under Biden now after this verdict is actually a second trial across the country in Los Angeles

where he faces separate tax charges and that trial starts on September 5th.

In the gun case what's likely to come is an appeal and he signaled even in pre-trial proceedings

that he was going to challenge any conviction which of course has now

happened on Second Amendment grounds. The immediate

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