House Republicans released a report detailing records of $10m in payments to members of the Biden family from foreign entities. They allege that the family sought to enrich themselves using the Biden name and that the president was involved. The report does not provide explicit evidence to back up these claims or imply that the conduct was illegal. It details various companies and financial records linked to Joe Biden's family members, including his son Hunter Biden and daughter-in-law Hallie Biden, with records of bank transactions tied to Romania and China acquired through subpoena. Representative James Comer has faced party pressure to reveal findings from the House Oversight Committee's ongoing inquiry into the Biden family since he pledged to investigate "influence peddling" by Joe Biden's family in January. The White House called the report "baseless innuendo" and said that Comer had "hidden information from the public to selectively leak and promote his own hand-picked narratives as part of his overall effort to lob personal attacks at the President and his family."