The records acquired by the Committees also show that Hunter Biden and his family

were involved in a vast financial network that connected them to foreign nationals and foreign

governments across the globe. Hunter Biden and Devon Archer, in particular, formed significant

and consistent financial relationships with the corrupt oligarch Mykola Zlochevsky during their

time working for Burisma, and their firms made millions of dollars from that association while

Joe Biden was vice president and the public face of the Obama administration’s Ukraine policy.

Rosemont Seneca Thornton, an investment firm co-founded by Hunter Biden, received $3.5

million in a wire transfer from Elena Baturina, who allegedly received illegal construction

contracts from her husband, the then-mayor of Moscow. Moreover, Archer’s apparent receipt of

money for a car from Kenges Rakishev of Kazakhstan while Vice President Biden was in Kyiv is

especially concerning in light of the timing. And finally, Biden and Archer’s work with Chinese

nationals connected to the Communist regime illustrate the deep financial connections that

accelerated while Joe Biden was vice president and continued after he left office.

The Chairmen’s investigation has faced many obstacles from the minority and from

executive agencies that have failed to comply with document requests. Accordingly, there

remains much work to be done.

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Foreign hackers have breached the networks of the US Department of Energy and National Nuclear Security Administration, according to separate reports from Politico and Bloomberg.  While there aren’t many details on what happened just yet, it’s believed at least three states were also hacked in connection to the cybersecurity attack.

Federal investigators have spent the last few days trying to piece together what happened. Officials at the two agencies, the latter of which maintains the country’s nuclear weapon stockpile, reportedly don’t know if the hackers were able to access anything. Moreover, it may take weeks before they have a sense of the full extent of the damage. It’s believed the hackers gained access to the networks through the software of SolarWinds, a company that sells IT management for a variety of public- and private-sector organizations. Reuters reports Microsoft may have been a victim as well.

Russia’s APT29, which is also known as Cozy Bear, has been highly active over the last month. The state-sponsored group is linked to the recent Treasury Department and NTIA attacks. It’s also believed to have been behind the theft of cybersecurity firm FireEye’s tools. The attacks come at a time when the US doesn’t have much in the way of cybersecurity leadership. President Trump recently fired CISA director Christopher Krebs for publicly debunking unsupported claims about voting system fraud. The country is also without a top cybersecurity official.

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