House to hold first Biden impeachment inquiry hearing this month

The House will launch its impeachment inquiry into President Biden this month with a hearing that lays out evidence of Biden family actions that Republicans say prove illegal influence peddling and corruption. House Oversight and Accountability Committee Chairman James Comer announced the hearing following a closed-door meeting with rank-and-file Republicans. He said the hearing will take place in September but did not specify the date. The Kentucky Republican will lead the impeachment inquiry from his perch on the Oversight panel, which plans to begin the investigation immediately. “We plan on...