White House Counsel Stuart Delery Resigns Amid Escalating House Republican Investigations
TL;DR
The White House counsel, Stuart Delery, will be leaving next month after serving President Biden for nearly three years, as House Republicans continue their investigations into the president and his family. Delery has been a trusted adviser to Biden and played a key role in various legislative accomplishments. The departure comes amidst multiple Republican-led inquiries into Hunter Biden and the origins of COVID-19, as well as a special counsel investigation into classified documents found in Biden's possession. The White House has not announced a replacement for Delery.
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