Joe Biden’s impeachment: US House approves resolution for formal inquiry; US president says ‘attacking me with lies
The US House, controlled by Republicans, passed a resolution on December 13 to formally launch an impeachment inquiry into President Joe Biden, as reported by CNN. The inquiry centers around allegations related to the international dealings of the President's son, Hunter Biden. The resolution, approved with a narrow margin of 221-212, represents a significant move in the GOP-led investigation, highlighting Republicans' use of their majority to scrutinize the President and his family. Hunter Biden has openly refused a subpoena for closed-door testimony from a Republican investigator but has expressed a willingness to testify publicly. Despite new subpoenas and scheduled depositions involving the President's family, substantial evidence supporting the allegations remains elusive. President Biden has strongly criticized the Republicans' actions, characterizing the impeachment inquiry as a politically motivated move lacking a factual basis. He emphasized the need for Cong...