House Republicans have released a 291-page impeachment inquiry report alleging that President Joe Biden engaged in impeachable conduct linked to financial dealings involving his son Hunter Biden and family associates. The report claims Biden abused his office to benefit his family financially, asserting that the family received tens of millions from foreign entities, though it stops short of alleging direct criminal wrongdoing by the president. The release coincides with the Democratic National Convention, raising questions about the impact on upcoming elections. Despite the allegations, there is a lack of support within the GOP to move forward with impeachment proceedings, particularly after Biden announced he would not seek reelection. The White House dismissed the inquiry as a political stunt, urging Republicans to focus on more pressing issues. As attention shifts to Vice President Kamala Harris as a potential candidate, the next steps for the inquiry remain uncertain.