The House of Representatives has released its final report on the impeachment inquiry into President Joe Biden, concluding that he engaged in impeachable conduct, including abusing his office for personal gain while vice president. The report cites instances of the Biden family receiving large sums from foreign entities, suggesting a quid pro quo arrangement. Meanwhile, Vice President Kamala Harris's economic proposals have drawn criticism from former Trump administration officials and investors, who argue that her plans to combat price gouging could lead to economic shortages and exacerbate inflation. Kevin O’Leary, a 'Shark Tank' investor, labeled her pricing policies as 'really bad ideas,' comparing them to failed systems in Venezuela and Cuba. Both critics and supporters of Harris's plan acknowledge its potential impact as the Democratic National Convention approaches, but there is concern over the lack of detailed discussion or scrutiny of her proposals. The political landscape remains charged as both Biden's impeachment inquiry and Harris's economic policies shape public discourse ahead of the upcoming elections.