WILMINGTON, Del. (AP) — The judge overseeing Hunter Biden’s federal firearms charges trial agreed Friday to block prosecutors from telling jurors about some other unflattering episodes from his personal life, but left the door open to allowing them in if the president’s son testifies. Prosecutors and defense attorneys sparred over evidence Friday during the final hearing before trial on June 3, including the authenticity of data from a laptop he allegedly dropped off at a Delaware repair shop. President Joe Biden’s son is charged with lying about his drug use in 2018 on a form to buy a gun. Hunter Biden has acknowledged a past addiction to crack cocaine but his lawyers say he didn’t break the law.