The House is expected to vote to authorize their impeachment inquiry into President Joe Biden next week, according to Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA).

House Judiciary Chairman Jim Jordan and House Oversight Chairman James Comer argue President Biden and his family members engaged in influence peddling.

The White House is rebuking House Republicans for continuing to pursue their impeachment inquiry into President Joe Biden despite admitting that they haven't uncovered any evidence of wrongdoing.

Senate Republicans are softening their public criticism of the House effort to impeach President Biden after largely panning the idea earlier this year. While a number of Senate Republicans aren’t keen on holding a Biden impeachment trial,

The White House on Monday argued that Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) is giving into Rep. Marjorie Taylor (R-Ga.) and other far-right members of the House Republican caucus because he now wants a vote on an impeachment inquiry into President Biden.

If the House GOP moves forward with a vote authorizing an impeachment inquiry of President Biden, it will show that Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-Ga.) is “truly calling the shots,” the White House said in a new memo.

House Republicans are on the verge of holding a floor vote to authorize their impeachment probe — after arguing for months against a vote

The House will vote next week on whether to initiate a formal impeachment inquiry into President Biden following recent revelations that he accepted payment from his son's law firm.

Republicans have spent a year looking for incriminating evidence against President Biden. They've found nothing, but they're moving forward anyway.

House Republicans are contemplating a formal vote next month to authorize their impeachment inquiry into President Joe Biden, signaling a potential shift in their strategy. The High-Stakes Gamble The prospect of a vote on the impeachment investigation,