Quebec Liberals expel Montreal legislator amid ethics probe, raising concerns over alleged vote-buying in leadership race.

Lithuania’s Chief Official Ethics Commission will decide on Wednesday whether to open an investigation into Electoral Commission member Laura Matjošaitytė’s consultations for the Nemunas Dawn party and a possible breach of the Law on the Adjustment of Public and Private Interests, LRT reported. T…

Whodunnit? It can never be said that an investigation of the sort conducted by Alberta’s ethics commissioner has vindicated anyone.

The U.S. House of Representatives overwhelmingly voted to censure Republican Congressman Chuck Edwards (R-NC) following an ethics investigation that found he engaged in 'persistent unprofessional and inappropriate conduct' toward two young female staffers. The resolution passed 413-2, with Edwards and Rep. Ralph Norman (R-SC) opposing the vote. While the censure does not remove him from office, Edwards was required to stand in the House chamber as Speaker Mike Johnson read the resolution aloud. Edwards rejected the Ethics Committee's findings, stating he did not commit any misconduct but apologized for 'where my judgment fell short.' He emphasized that the committee found no sexual activity, proposition, quid pro quo, or violations of federal sexual-harassment laws, yet concluded harassment occurred. Edwards, who is not seeking reelection, will leave Congress when his term ends in January. The incident highlights ongoing tensions within Congress over ethical standards and workplace conduct, particularly involving senior lawmakers.

The article examines the political turmoil surrounding Rep. Cory Mills, a Florida Republican facing multiple allegations including campaign finance violations, misuse of congressional resources, and sexual misconduct accusations. Despite Trump's non-endorsement, Mills remains a contentious figure within the party, with calls for his expulsion from some Republicans. The Ethics Committee investigation into his conduct has intensified, particularly after revelations of a restraining order against him following threats of blackmail. His poor performance metrics compared to Trump in Florida's 7th district raise concerns about his viability in a potential Democratic wave year. Meanwhile, other races highlight broader political shifts: Rep. Randy Fine faces Islamophobic rhetoric accusations, while Florida's new congressional map sparks debates over representation. The article underscores the challenges Republicans face as they navigate scandals and internal divisions without Trump's direct support.

The House Ethics Committee is investigating Representative Max Miller of Ohio over domestic-violence allegations he denies, as President Trump, Senator Bernie Moreno and fellow Republicans press him to abandon his bid for a.

Rep. Max Miller (R-Ohio), a Republican member of the U.S. House of Representatives since 2023, is facing an ethics investigation by the House Ethics Committee following allegations of domestic violence and illegal drug use. The probe was initiated after his ex-wife accused him of physically abusing her and their daughter. Miller, who has not withdrawn his bid for reelection, has stated his intention to continue his campaign despite the allegations. The investigation, announced on August 4, 2026, centers on whether Miller violated House rules regarding personal conduct and potential misuse of public resources. The case highlights ongoing debates about accountability for lawmakers and the balance between personal privacy and public service. While the House Ethics Committee has the authority to impose sanctions, the outcome could impact Miller's political future and set precedents for similar cases. The allegations have sparked discussions about the role of ethics committees in addressing personal misconduct by elected officials, raising questions about the limits of political immunity. The investigation also underscores the challenges of addressing domestic abuse claims in high-profile political contexts, where public perception and media coverage often play a significant role. As the process unfolds, it may influence broader conversations about transparency, accountability, and the ethical responsibilities of public servants.

Councilmembers voted 6–1 that an ethics complaint alleging Mayor Paige Brown improperly accessed and disseminated city surveillance footage did not have merit; the complaint and an earlier investigative report were discussed during a contentious portion of the July 21 meeting.

U.S. Rep. and gubernatorial candidate John Rose, R-Tenn., is calling on his opponent, U.S. Sen. Marsha Blackburn, R-Tenn., to release the findings of a senate probe conducted to determine whether Blac...

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Commission investigates potential conflicts of interest, referring findings to FDLE and ethics commission.

The ethics board retains investigatory authority and allows claims against Mayor Denny to proceed.

The council voted 5–1 on Feb. 10 to waive attorney–client privilege for defined communications between the city attorney and council related to a pending ethics investigation; one member dissented and one member was excused.

In an open letter, the senators expressed concerns that the Trump administration may be offering countries tariff relief if they do business with Elon Musk.

Council discussed recent allegations involving Council member Gary Anderson and voted to direct the city attorney to retain independent outside counsel for an expedited ethics investigation; council then entered a closed session under North Carolina law.