House votes on Biden impeachment inquiry
The impeachment inquiry into President Joe Biden, launched by then-House Speaker Kevin McCarthy in September, is building momentum, with various officials from the Justice Department and Internal Revenue Service being interviewed and numerous documents and bank records obtained. The House is expected to formalize the inquiry with a vote, aimed at fortifying subpoenas and strengthening its legal standing. However, despite issuing new subpoenas and scheduling more depositions, Republicans have, thus far, not provided credible evidence to support their accusations against Biden. The investigation‘s focus is on Hunter Biden’s foreign business dealings and connections to his father, with details such as payment from Hunter Biden’s business entity to Joe Biden and personal checks from James Biden, the president’s brother, to Joe Biden being scrutinized. Despite this, these payments haven’t provided clear evidence supporting Republican accusations of the president profiting from his family’s foreign business dealings.
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