Morning Wire Hunter Biden’s Testimony Refusal & The Fed Holds Rates Steady | Afternoon Update | 12.13.23
Dec 13, 2023
A major vote on impeaching President Biden is brewing, highlighting Republican confidence amid a tight majority. Hunter Biden's refusal to testify stirs controversy over his family's business dealings. Legal battles unfold, with Supreme Court cases on January 6th and abortion in the spotlight. Meanwhile, the Federal Reserve decides to keep interest rates steady—an important economic move. The Florida State Seminoles generate buzz, caught up in college football playoff debates.
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Impeachment Inquiry Vote
- The House is expected to vote on authorizing a formal impeachment inquiry into President Biden.
- Republicans express confidence in securing the votes despite a narrowed majority.
Hunter Biden Refuses Testimony
- Hunter Biden refused to testify in a closed-door deposition requested by congressional investigators.
- This refusal could lead to a contempt of Congress charge against him.
Supreme Court and January 6th Case
- The Supreme Court will hear a January 6th-related case that could impact similar charges against individuals like Trump.
- Defendant Joseph Fisher seeks to dismiss obstruction charges frequently used in these cases.