A fund collected nearly $149,000 from donors who thought they were helping East Palestine. Its founder paid a $25,000 penalty and took a lifetime ban from Ohio charities. A year and a half later, Rulli made him his communications director.
On January 9, 2025, Malliotakis signed on to a resolution expunging the impeachment of Trump for inciting the Capitol attack. On January 21 she went on CNN and said the people who assaulted police that day 'do need to serve the time.'
NOTUS found 22 trades Rulli failed to disclose on time — Palantir, Pfizer, Nvidia, Meta and more, worth up to $330,000. He sits on the committee with jurisdiction over drug safety and telecom. His office wouldn't say if he paid the fine.
H.R. 4964 carries up to a year in prison and a fine. Its only exception is to save the girl's life. There is none for rape or incest. The bill exempts parents, so the people it puts in the dock are whoever helps a girl whose own parents won't.
Malliotakis spent five years building a bipartisan bill for a women's history museum. In March, Mary Miller amended it to bar the museum from depicting 'any biological male as a female.' The bill died 204-216. Malliotakis blamed Democrats and quit the bipartisan caucus.
The freshman Ohio Republican is the 43rd biggest trader by volume in the House and Senate — the top 8% — and some of the companies he buys and sells have business before his own committee. His office wouldn't answer questions about it.
Lucid cut about 700 jobs at its Casa Grande plant in June. In August, Ciscomani hosted Mike Johnson and Scott Bessent in that same town for a roundtable on how well the tax law is working.
Ciscomani's annual filing revealed a Treasury bond he bought in August 2025 and never reported on time. Eight days later he voted for a bill he cosponsored to clean up congressional trading — and told Arizona it was about accountability.
His company's munitions were fired at protesters in Hong Kong and at Black Lives Matter demonstrators in 2020. He called it work he was 'proud' of, took more than $1 million in forgiven pandemic loans, and now sits on the committee that oversees arms exports.