The House Oversight Committee, led by Rep. James Comer (R-Ky.), has taken a significant step in the impeachment inquiry into President Joe Biden by issuing subpoenas to members of the

Biden family and their associates. The subpoenas target Hunter Biden, the president's son, and James Biden, the president's brother, as well as Rob Walker, a close business associate of Hunter Biden. Comer has stated that the committee is bringing in these individuals to question them based on the evidence related to the Biden family's business dealings. The move comes as House Republicans consider articles of impeachment against President Biden.

Despite these subpoenas, the evidence against President Biden remains inconclusive, with no concrete proof of wrongdoing or influence peddling. The House Oversight Committee, in coordination with the Committees on Judiciary and Ways and Means, continues its investigation into the matter.

The special counsel overseeing the probe into Hunter Biden has testified before the House Judiciary Committee, emphasizing that he was not blocked from bringing charges against the president's son. The special counsel's testimony was a first, allowing him to clarify his role and decision-making process in the ongoing investigation. Photo by LouisvilleUSACE, Wikimedia commons.