Van Orden has a history of verbal insults and outbursts.

Chief Justice John Roberts, Justice Neil Gorsuch, and Justice Clarence Thomas are all facing questions about their financial disclosures.

The House Ethics Committee found that the outgoing North Carolina Congressman improperly benefited by purchasing ‘Lets Go Brandon’ cryptocurrency at a lower price than the average value.

Nevada Republican gubernatorial nominee Joe Lombardo sent messages to campaign consultants using his official government email account.

The Wisconsin Republican has used his official website and social media accounts to smear his Democratic opponent.

Donald Trump had appointed both Senate hopefuls to the President’s Council on Sports, Fitness & Nutrition before he left office.

Donald Trump, Kevin McCarthy, and the National Republican Congressional Committee apparently all think the disgraced former Interior secretary should be back in Congress.

Rep. Jeff Fortenberry (R-NE) appears taking a page from former President Donald Trump’s legal playbook.

Republican incumbents in the House have been investigated for allegedly lying to the FBI, using campaign funds to pay for vacations, bullying staff, and sex trafficking.

Braun’s 2018 Senate campaign took more than $8.5 million in ‘apparent prohibited loans,’ a recent Federal Election Commission audit found.

The National Republican Congressional Committee’s ‘Young Guns’ include an ethically challenged former Trump Cabinet member and Proud Boys defenders.

Rep. Matt Gaetz (R-FL) is reportedly still being investigated over allegations of sex trafficking a minor.

The Office of Congressional Ethics determined Rep. Alex Mooney (R-WV) likely broke campaign finance rules.

Rep. Mike Garcia (R-CA) appears to have waited until after his November 2020 reelection to report the trades.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton is running for reelection as ‘conservative, stalwart leader with a deep passion and respect for our U.S. Constitution.’

Democratic leaders expected Tuesday’s vote, and their efforts to pass the bill will continue.

Rep. Steven Palazzo (R-MS) spent more than $61,000 on payments to a Mississippi-based law firm.

Scandal-plagued Republican Ken Paxton says challenger George P. Bush doesn’t have the ‘legal skills’ to be attorney general.

Meanwhile, the House minority leader is trying to remove Liz Cheney from her leadership role for not lying enough.

The Pentagon’s acting inspector general said Rep. Ronny Jackson drank on the job and abused his staff when he worked in the White House.

Mexico never paid for that wall, for one.

Trump and his White House have provided ample grounds for concern that they will destroy important records.

The Supreme Court says that ‘acceptance’ of a pardon is tantamount to a ‘confession.’

The Republican senator from Georgia asked for campaign contributions during an interview in the U.S. Capitol building.

An ethics complaint says Sen. Lindsey Graham tried to get legally ballots thrown out to flip the election for Donald Trump.

The complaint says Graham’s contact with the Georgia secretary of state brought ‘discredit and dishonor’ on the Senate.

Donald Trump is contemplating moving the event out of his hotel in Washington, D.C.

Trump can’t help himself when it comes to gutting protections for federal workers.

The Federal Election Commission says it appears Sen. Lindsey Graham’s campaign took excessive contributions and failed to make required disclosure filings.

The complaint alleges that a Republican Jewish Coalition ad was an illegal contribution to Collins’ campaign.