White House Declares Impeachment Inquiry Over, Biden Refuses to Testify

President Biden has declined to testify in the House impeachment inquiry, with the White House dismissing it as a partisan effort that has failed to produce evidence of wrongdoing.

President Biden formally declined an invitation to testify in the House impeachment inquiry, emphasizing that the probe has not uncovered any evidence of wrongdoing.
The White House criticized the inquiry as a 'partisan charade,' urging lawmakers to focus on more pressing issues for the American public.
House Oversight Committee Chairman James Comer accused Biden of avoiding transparency by not testifying about alleged family business dealings.
The inquiry has been marked by partisan disputes, with Republicans alleging corruption while Democrats and some evidence suggest no wrongdoing by Biden.
The White House is set to replace Richard Sauber, special counsel overseeing the impeachment response, as he returns to the private sector next month.