House Judiciary Subpoenas Biden's Ghostwriter in Classified Records Probe

The subpoena targets documents and communications related to Biden's memoirs amid investigation into classified information handling.

Republicans on the House Judiciary Committee subpoenaed President Biden’s ghostwriter, Mark Zwonitzer, demanding documents and communications related to his work on Biden’s memoirs.
The subpoena follows revelations that Biden may have shared classified information with Zwonitzer while working on his memoirs, based on special counsel Robert Hur’s investigation.
Zwonitzer initially agreed to provide the requested materials but later refused, leading to the issuance of a subpoena by committee Chair Jim Jordan.
Special counsel Hur’s report indicated that Biden read passages from his notebook that referenced classified information to Zwonitzer, who then deleted the recordings, later recovered by Hur’s team.
Despite the controversy, neither Biden nor Zwonitzer have been charged, with Hur’s investigation noting Biden’s memory issues and Zwonitzer’s recovery of deleted recordings.