Three Republican-led committees in the U.S. House of Representatives released a report alleging that President Joe Biden engaged in impeachable conduct, including accusations of conspiracy to monetize his office and mishandling classified information. However, the report does not include specific articles of impeachment or formal recommendations for the House to vote on, leaving future steps uncertain. The findings coincide with the launch of the Democratic National Convention, where Biden's re-election campaign is under scrutiny amid the impeachment inquiry. Critics from both parties have pointed out the lack of concrete evidence supporting the allegations against Biden, with some Democrats labeling the inquiry as politically motivated retribution. Moreover, the House Oversight Committee's chair acknowledged that while there are accusations, no crimes have been proven. As Biden has withdrawn from the 2024 race, the prospect of a Republican-led impeachment vote before the upcoming elections remains ambiguous.