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Representative James Comer is doubling down on his claim that Hunter Biden repaying his father for a loan is proof that the president is corrupt.Comer, who has spearheaded the investigation into the Biden family, released more of Hunter’s bank records on Monday, claiming they showed illicit payments to his father, Joe Biden. In reality, the documents likely showed repayments for a truck.But Comer remained adamant that Hunter paying his father back in any form meant Biden had benefited fro...

The House Oversight chair’s new argument is so holey you could drive a truck through it.

Rep. James Comer (KY) confidently asserted that his fellow House Republicans possess the necessary votes to push forward with their impeachment inquiry into President Joe Biden.

Indeed, the economy, the president’s age, and the perception of corruption have put a damper on Biden’s support and given Trump a narrow polling lead in the early stages of the presidential campaign.

Representative James Comer said Sunday that hes "confident were going to have the votes to move forward with this impeachment inquiry."

Representative James Comer, chairman of the House Oversight and Accountability Committee, said on Sunday that an impeachment of President Joe Biden looks more…

Representative James Comer (KY) claimed his fellow House Republicans have enough votes to advance their impeachment inquiry into President Joe Biden because —…

Representative James Comer has a message for Hunter Biden: When it comes to the Biden family investigation, it’s my way or the highway. But for once, the Republican seems worried about what the target of his inquiry might have to say.On Tuesday, the embattled first son, via his lawyer, offered to testify in a public House Oversight Committee hearing—part of an aggressive new defense strategy that his legal team has decided to adopt. Comer, who chairs the committee, has spearheaded ...

Indeed, the economy, the president’s age, and the perception of corruption have put a damper on Biden’s support and given Trump a narrow polling lead in the early stages of the presidential campaign.

Lawmakers are hopeful that they’ll pass a farm bill extension soon—provided they can stop fighting one another.