Haisten Willis is a White House reporter for the Washington Examiner. Before moving to D.C., Haisten was an Atlanta-based freelance journalist, writing for the Washington Post, Atlanta Journal-Constitution, and U.S. News & World Report, among other outlets.
President Joe Biden's younger son, Hunter, is a constant in the Washington D.C. press. But this time, it's the president's brother, James"Jim" Biden, stirring controversy.House Oversight Committee Chairman James Comer reported Friday that James Biden, who is seven years younger than Joe Biden, sent his older brother a $200,000 check in March 2018. The check came on the same day that one of James Biden's business ventures loaned him the same amount.
The White House and Comer's office did not respond to questions about whether they would release additional records about the transaction. Nonetheless, this is not James Biden's first controversy. Joe Biden intervened to help his younger brother with the fallout of an unsuccessful nightclub venture in the 1970s. More recently, James Biden has taken loans from some of Joe Biden’s top donors and allies, a 2020 ProPublica investigation found.
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