The House Ethics Committee will not investigate an ethics complaint by Democratic leaders against Kingman Republican John Gillette, after he called Muslims “f***ing savages” and posted a series of Islamophobic comments on social media calling members of the faith “terrorists” from “sh*t hole countries” intent on destroying America.

House Democrats have filed an ethics complaint against a Republican legislator who said he rejects Islamophobia as “a construct of the Marxist left.”

The House of Commons ethics committee has passed a motion to study the federal Conflict of Interest Act. with a focus on limiting the use of blind trusts and tax havens, and extending the law's standards to party leadership candidates.

Democratic leaders in the Arizona House of Representatives have filed an ethics complaint against Kingman Republican John Gillette, after he called Muslims “f***ing savages” and posted a series of Islamophobic comments on social media calling members of the faith “terrorists” from “sh*t hole countries” intent on destroying America.

Democratic Arizona House leaders have filed an ethics complaint against a Republican representative over social media posts they call Islamophobic. The group of lawmakers wrote to the chair of the House Ethics Committee to immediately investigate the behavior of Rep. John Gillette of Kingman.

Nearly every other Florida Republican voted against tabling the measure. U.S. Rep. John Rutherford of Jacksonville was absent for the vote. Mills issued a statement on social media saying he could not support a censure resolution based on free speech concerns.

President Donald J. Trump unloaded on Rep. Ilhan Omar (D-Minn.), torching the Somali-born congresswoman over her constant complaining about America and pointing out that her homeland is […]

NEW YORK -- The House Committee on Ethics announced Thursday that is has officially opened an investigation into embattled Congressman George Santos. Santos responded on social media and said that he is "fully cooperating." The investigation comes as the ...

Missouri state Rep. Jeremy Dean of Springfield sent the text message on Sept. 4 to Republican state Rep. Cecelie Williams of Dittmer, during debates over a bill making it harder for voters to amend the state constitution.