Release of Biden's Vice Presidential Records Delayed Until After Election

Lawyers for Biden and Obama have invoked the Presidential Records Act to delay potentially embarrassing disclosures involving Hunter Biden.

The National Archives has postponed releasing Joe Biden's vice presidential records, including emails related to Hunter Biden, until November 6, 2024.
America First Legal, a conservative group, has been seeking these records since 2022, alleging they contain incriminating information about the Biden family.
The records reportedly include emails between then-Vice President Biden and his son Hunter's business, Rosemont Seneca, as well as other family business dealings.
Biden and Obama's legal teams requested an extension under the Presidential Records Act, citing the need for more time to review the documents for executive privilege.
Critics argue the delay is politically motivated, as the records were initially set to be released before the election, and the legal teams have had since June to review them.