What's happened
House Republicans plan to hold a public hearing with special counsel Robert Hur to discuss his report on President Biden's handling of classified information.
Why it matters
The hearing reflects ongoing concerns about President Biden's age and mental acuity, and the report's findings could impact public perception of his fitness for office.
What the papers say
AP News reports that House Republicans plan to hold a public hearing with special counsel Robert Hur to discuss his report on President Biden's handling of classified information. The Independent and NY Post provide additional details and reactions to the report, highlighting the political controversy and differing perspectives on President Biden's competency and fitness for office.
How we got here
Special counsel Robert Hur's report on President Biden's handling of classified information has sparked political controversy and raised questions about the president's competency and fitness for office.
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