A watchdog asked the Office of Congressional Ethics to investigate. Sworn testimony and text messages from a Texas bankruptcy case show the congressman was briefed by the donor beforehand — over lunch at the donor's ranch, and through his own congressional staff.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Maloy's bill moves lawsuits over Shivwits tribal land into Utah state court and allows 99-year leases — exactly what a developer needs to build a 1,250-acre golf resort on the reservation. That developer's managing partner gave Maloy's campaign and a joint fundraising committee tied to her $30,500.
Pressed seven times on CBS over whether the House should look into the domestic abuse allegations against his Ohio colleague, Turner said it was a court matter and 'better for TMZ than CBS.' Two days later the Ethics Committee opened an investigation.
Ellzey called the bullet train 'deader than a doornail' and cheered the cancellation of its $63.9 million federal grant. His House financial disclosure lists him as a Southwest Airlines pilot on leave, still drawing inactive-status pay. Pilots' PACs have given him about $125,000.