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A trio of top House Republicans are demanding that the Department of Justice (DOJ) hand over information pertaining to Hunter Biden’s plea deal, which has been on hold for days after a judge raised concerns about the agreement. GOP lawmakers have railed for weeks against the plea agreement, calling it a “sweetheart deal” and arguing…

House Republicans received a second wind in launching an impeachment inquiry against the President this week after his son Hunter Biden's legal woes escalated.

Hunter Biden is set to make his first court appearance in Delaware where he is expected to plead guilty to misdemeanor tax charges Wednesday morning stemming from the years-long federal investigation into his tax affairs.

A New York Time's story published Tuesday misleads its readers on the facts surrounding the investigation into Hunter Biden and his plea deal.

"They’ve got to go back and rewrite the whole thing, among tons of other issues ... we pointed out. This is a win," Heritage's Howell says.

Former New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie criticized the Department of Justice’s investigation into President Biden’s son Hunter on CBS’ “Face the Nation."

Longtime IRS agents accuse the president's son of committing crimes and receiving special treatment.

“There were investigative steps that involved President Biden that were not allowed to be taken,” IRS whistleblower Gary Shapley says.

Rather than hide relevant information, Rep. Jason Smith calls on Garland and Weiss to submit the materials into the formal court record ahead of the July 26 scheduled plea hearing.

The Delaware-based federal judge to preside over Hunter Biden's arraignment later this month is facing mounting pressure by former Department of Justice officials to reject his plea deal as a majority of the nation says the president's son received "sweetheart" treatment.