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Rep. Cory Mills, R-Fla., says he won’t resign amid a House Ethics Committee probe into sexual misconduct, dating violence, and campaign finance violations; he’s cooperating with investigators and intends to seek reelection, even as Rep. Nancy Mace pushes a resolution to expel him and other lawmakers facing ethics allegations have resigned in recent days.
Rep. Nancy Mace has tabled a resolution to potentially remove fellow MAGA Rep. Cory Mills amid allegations of sexual misconduct and campaign-finance violations, as the House Ethics Committee investigates Mills; Mills denies the accusations, and Democrats have urged action as intra-MAGA tensions surface.
Rep. Nancy Mace filed a resolution to expel Rep. Cory Mills from Congress as Mills faces a House Ethics Committee investigation into sexual misconduct and campaign finance violations; Mills denies wrongdoing and has urged a floor vote, while Republicans and Democrats weigh due process and the appropriate punishment, including past attempts to censure Mills and other officials facing misconduct.
Two Florida lawmakers under federal and House Ethics scrutiny—Democrat Sheila Cherfilus-McCormick and Republican Cory Mills—face potential expulsion, echoing recent resignations that briefly kept the GOP’s razor-thin majority intact. Cherfilus-McCormick is accused by the Justice Department of diverting about $5 million in federal disaster funds to her campaign, and a House Ethics subcommittee has found multiple misdeeds; Mills faces a mix of financial-disclosure issues and personal misconduct allegations. Expulsion requires a two-thirds House vote and could reshape Florida redistricting and upcoming elections, giving Democrats an opening to challenge vulnerable Republican seats while putting the district maps and midterm calculus in play.
Lawmakers from both parties are proceeding cautiously as Rep. Cory Mills faces a slow, opaque House Ethics Committee investigation, delaying any move to oust him while leaders determine how to proceed. The case has highlighted broader reluctance to pursue expulsions without clear, process-driven findings, even as other Capitol battles—such as extending the FISA Section 702 program, votes on Israel arms sales, and the Pentagon budget debate—shape the week’s agenda.
Lawmakers on both sides of the aisle are delaying punishment for Rep. Cory Mills as the House Ethics Committee quietly investigates allegations including campaign-finance violations and threats to release nude videos, signaling a broader pattern of shielding colleagues and slowing accountability on Capitol Hill even as other misconduct cases provoke rapid responses. The decision to wait for the committee’s final report—and not to rush an expulsion—highlights tensions between due process and political calculations in the current House.
Speaker Mike Johnson is dismissing allegations against Rep. Cory Mills related to a restraining order sought by his ex-girlfriend, while the government faces a prolonged shutdown impacting federal workers and military pay, with ongoing political negotiations and debates.
A judge issued a protective order against Florida Congressman Cory Mills, barring him from contacting his ex-girlfriend Lindsey Langston and making social media references, after she claimed he threatened her with revenge porn following their breakup amid investigations into his conduct.
Florida Congressman Cory Mills has been legally ordered to avoid contact with his ex-girlfriend, Lindsey Langston, amid allegations of threats and emotional distress, though he has denied any wrongdoing. The court order prohibits Mills from approaching within 500 feet of her residence and workplace until January.
Cory Mills has been issued a restraining order by a Florida judge until January 2026, following allegations from an accuser, with the court dismissing Mills' explanations and emphasizing the lack of evidence regarding intimate videos. The order restricts Mills from visiting the accuser's home or workplace and from referencing her on social media. This legal action occurs amidst ongoing controversies involving Mills, including allegations of assault and an ethics investigation, which he denies.
Cory Mills, a Republican congressman, is denying allegations of salacious behavior amid controversies including a restraining order, an assault allegation, and an ethics investigation. During hearings, Mills claimed he no longer had access to intimate videos sent by a woman and argued that some messages were misinterpreted, while also addressing personal issues like his marriage and stress related to family health problems.
GOP Representatives Nancy Mace and Cory Mills are engaged in a personal dispute over Mace's failed effort to censure Rep. Ilhan Omar, with Mills voting against the measure citing First Amendment issues, leading to accusations and denials of threats, amidst broader political tensions and legislative debates.
Democrats responded to GOP efforts to censure Rep. Ilhan Omar by introducing their own censure measure against Rep. Cory Mills, highlighting the increasing use of censure as a partisan tool rather than a serious disciplinary action.
Rep. Cory Mills (R-Florida) is embroiled in multiple controversies including an alleged assault, eviction proceedings, and an ethics review related to federal weapons contracts.
Republican Rep. Cory Mills of Florida is accused of threatening to release explicit videos and images of his ex-girlfriend, Lindsey Langston, following their breakup, with the incident now under investigation by Florida authorities. The allegations include threats to harm her future romantic interests and involve a pending restraining order and other legal issues.