“Rep. Max Miller said Sunday he will stay in his reelection race, using a livestream on X to deny allegations he abused his ex-wife and their young daughter,” Axios reports.
Max Miller Denies Abuse Allegations
“Rep. Max Miller (R-OH) went live on X Sunday morning, denying allegations from his ex-wife that he abused her and their daughter,” Fox News reports.
Said Miller: “They frame me as an abuser… No court or agency has even substantiated any allegation against me. Every single one of these allegations were already investigated.”
Max Miller Abuse Claims Has GOP Silently Sweating
“Public scrutiny of domestic abuse allegations against Rep. Max Miller is quickly mounting. His Republican colleagues have been slow to respond,” Politico reports.
”New reporting on government documents claiming that Miller poured hot water on his ex-wife, Emily Moreno, held a gun to her head and broke their young daughter’s collarbone has brought a wave of new attention to the Ohio lawmaker’s long-running public marital dispute.”
Moreno Doesn’t ‘Know’ if Max Miller Should Stay On Ballot
“Sen. Bernie Moreno of Ohio is unsure whether Rep. Max Miller should stay on the ballot in his House district after Miller was accused of domestic violence by his ex-wife — who is also the senator’s daughter,” NOTUS reports.
Said Moreno: “I don’t know.”
CBS News: Miller denies domestic abuse allegations amid calls for investigation.
George Santos Settles Kalshi Insider Trading Case
“The Commodity Futures Trading Commission announced Friday that it has settled a case involving former Rep. George Santos, who was facing an insider trading investigation by the Justice Department for betting on his own attendance to President Donald Trump’s State of the Union address earlier this year,” NOTUS reports.
“Santos has agreed to pay a $17,500 fine and repay the $17,569.98 he made on the bet, the CFTC announced. He also is barred from trading on prediction markets for three years.”
Lawyer for Max Miller’s Ex-Wife Seeks Restraining Order
“A lawyer for Rep. Max Miller’s ex-wife has asked a judge to issue a restraining order against the congressman, alleging that Miller grabbed him and another attorney’s bag on Tuesday,” CNN reports.
GOP Candidate’s ‘Christian Family Values’ Image Cracks
“A Republican hopeful running for governor of Wyoming has been caught following sexually suggestive social media profiles, including accounts that appear to show underage girls, on his official campaign account,” the Daily Mail reports.
“Brent Bien is running a traditional Christian conservative campaign emphasizing his family and faith, a 30-year marriage to his wife Susan and their three daughters.”
“But the campaign’s social media activity suggests otherwise.”
Max Miller Drops Domestic Violence Case Against Ex-Wife
“Rep. Max Miller’s domestic violence case against his ex-wife, the daughter of Sen. Bernie Moreno, was formally dismissed this week after a judge concluded that the lawmaker had not actually been harmed or made to fear for his safety,” the New York Post reports.
Ted Cruz Demands Fauci Face Jail Time
“Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) is calling for Anthony Fauci to be held in contempt, prosecuted for perjury and sent to jail after the former White House Covid-19 advisor pleaded his Fifth Amendment right more than 100 times during a Senate hearing Wednesday,” Fox News reports.
Paul Says Fauci Will Face ‘Repercussions’ for Taking the 5th
“Sen. Rand Paul says Anthony Fauci can expect consequences for the former Covid czar’s decision to exercise his Fifth Amendment rights against self-incrimination to avoid testifying before Paul’s Senate committee on Wednesday,” Politico reports.
Said Paul: “It’s against the law to obstruct an investigation of Congress. There will be repercussions for your refusal to testify.”
Trump Demanded Details of Agents’ Interview of Comey
“Secret Service agents who questioned the former FBI director James Comey were told to send details of the interview to Air Force One so President Trump could review them,” the New York Times reports.
Trump Teleprompter Operator in Gambling Scandal Is Out
“The teleprompter operator accused of unlawfully gambling on President Donald Trump’s speeches via a prediction marketplace is no longer employed by the White House,” NOTUS reports.
Comey Says Secret Service ‘Illegally’ Surveilled Him
Lawyers for James Comey allege the U.S. Secret Service “knowingly conducted illegal electronic surveillance” of the former FBI director at the request of a high-level official on the same day President Trump claimed Comey was threatening “assassination” by posting a photo of seashells on a North Carolina beach forming the numbers “8647,” CNBC reports.
Domestic Abuse Allegations Rock Max Miller’s Race
“A sordid, yearslong family drama involving two powerful Republican members of Congress from Ohio and allegations of domestic abuse is threatening to put a fairly safe GOP. House seat at risk in an already challenging midterm election year for the party,” the New York Times reports.
“Representative Max Miller, a second-term Republican representing northeast Ohio whose political rise was fueled by his close relationship to President Trump, has been accused by his ex-wife, Emily Moreno, of domestic abuse against her and their 2-year-old daughter.”
The DNC Lost Nearly $29,000 to an Email Scammer
“A thief scammed the cash-strapped Democratic National Committee out of nearly $29,000 last year, according to interviews with committee officials and previously unreported federal records,” NOTUS reports.
“In February 2025, an unknown party sent a fraudulent email to a committee staffer pretending to be Chairman Ken Martin, a DNC official familiar with the matter confirmed to NOTUS. Martin had begun his tenure days before. The staffer, who is no longer at the DNC, made a payment to the fraudster.”
Semafor: Democrats sticking by their embattled chair.
Ex-Mistress Pens Essay on Gavin Newsom
“An aide who had an affair with Gavin Newsom more than 20 years ago when he was the mayor of San Francisco has written a detailed account of the relationship, which Vanity Fair published on Tuesday,” the New York Times reports.
“The first-person essay by the aide, Ruby Rippey, who was working as Mr. Newsom’s appointments secretary at the time, was published just as he finishes his final year as California governor and lays the groundwork for a possible presidential run in 2028.”
From the piece in Vanity Fair: “Nobody had been surprised when rumors about my affair surfaced long before treatment. Nearly everyone seemed to know except the one person who most needed to know: my husband. I had been sleeping with his boss, who was also mine, and the mayor of San Francisco. I had believed that getting sober would put my life back together. Instead, it left me alone with the truth.”
GOP Stays Silent On Max Miller Abuse Allegations
Rolling Stone: “Republican lawmakers are maintaining a practiced silence in the face of new misconduct allegations against one of their own. Rep. Max Miller (R-OH) has been — not for the first time — in the crosshairs of domestic abuse allegations brought forth by a former partner.”
“In June, police footage related to a child custody dispute between Miller and his ex-wife Emily Moreno — the daughter of Republican Ohio Senator Bernie Moreno — was obtained by CNN. The footage, which documents a February interview between Moreno and Bay Village, Ohio, police, includes allegations that Miller abused Moreno. Moreno claimed that Miller had once held a gun to her head during an argument, and of physical abuse.”
False Buttigieg Accusation Came From Unstable Source
“Officials who separated former Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg from his young twins last month relied on a vague and unsubstantiated allegation from an accuser authorities later deemed possibly ‘mentally unstable,’ according to previously unreported police records,” the Washington Post reports.
”The records, obtained by The Washington Post, and an interview with the apparent complainant offer the most detailed account yet of how a false tip led investigators to the home of one of the country’s most prominent Democrats, drawing bipartisan outrage.”
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