Roger Sollenberger

Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) is facing a new ethics complaint over a litany of alleged violations with his financial disclosures.

The FEC is looking into why a GOP Super PAC got money from a COVID-19 loan program.

James Comer is going after Joe Biden because he loaned his brother, James Biden, $200,000. If that’s the standard, James Comer may want to investigate himself.

Dean Phillips used a real estate holding company to purchase real estate that he hasn’t previously disclosed. He also made his D.C. home his primary residence at one point.

Speaker Mike Johnson has never listed a bank account on his financial disclosure. In fact, on his newest disclosure he doesn’t list a single asset at all.

A lawyer representing one of George Santos’ former treasurers says he was also lied to—and the false information he provided to the media wasn’t his fault.

Rep. Dean Phillips got a $2,800 donation in 2019 from Harlan Crow, the Texas billionaire who is close to Justice Clarence Thomas.

Former hedge fund manager David McCormick is running for Senate in Pennsylvania. But he didn’t officially jump into the race until he took advantage of some unique opportunities.

The GOP’s gubernatorial candidate in Kentucky—state AG Daniel Cameron—ran public service announcements at a conspicuous time. Google said they were political ads, not PSAs.

For months, no one could figure out if Santos’ campaign treasurer was real. Well, as one campaign legal expert told The Daily Beast, “the truth is even stranger than that fiction.”