Asked on CNN whether Rep. Max Miller should resign over his ex-wife's abuse allegations, Jordan called it a family matter and said he hopes Miller wins. Weeks earlier he went after a Democrat facing similar accusations. And 30 years ago, wrestlers say he looked away too.
The Democratic Women's Caucus formally asked the House Ethics Committee to investigate Miller. A Republican colleague says he should resign if the allegations are true, Ohio's governor calls them troubling — and his ex-wife's lawyers just got a restraining order against him.
As Ohio House speaker, Husted stripped the one-year window that would have let survivors of clergy sexual abuse sue. Survivors filled the Statehouse halls. He took a side door into the chamber, and they sued him for meeting behind closed doors.
Records obtained by Mother Jones detail a child abuse investigation into his 2-year-old daughter's broken collarbone — ruled unsubstantiated — plus a threat to Sen. Bernie Moreno and a 2011 toxicology report. Miller denies wrongdoing.
AIPAC and its allies spent $8 million to take out a sitting Republican congressman who wouldn't fall in line. Here's how a lobby funded by a few billionaires came to own both parties' votes on war and peace.
A $10 million grant to clear dead trees in the Superior National Forest was frozen by DOGE. Now those woods are burning — and the congressman who cheered DOGE on is pointing at Canada.
More than 300,000 Haitians are losing legal status. Ohio's congressman went on Fox News to celebrate — after a judge found the policy was rooted in part in racial animus.
Husted's campaign has taken $69,750 from the tech and utility companies at the center of Ohio's data center fight — seven years after he defended Google's $43.5 million tax break.
He voted against pulling U.S. troops out of the Iran war, sponsored a bill to bring back the coal industry's advisory council, and his single largest source of money is a crypto firm.