illegal drug use

House Speaker Mike Johnson provided a limited response to Representative Max Miller's scandal, which includes allegations of domestic abuse and illegal drug use. Johnson stated he has not recently spoken to Miller and emphasized that the House Ethics Committee process should proceed, while also noting that domestic events among congressional members are not his responsibility. The situation raises questions about Johnson's role as a leader and the Republican Party's midterm campaign challenges.

The U.S. House Ethics Committee is investigating Rep. Max Miller following allegations of domestic violence and abuse, which he denies. His ex-wife, daughter of Sen. Bernie Moreno, is involved in a custody battle, and Moreno has publicly criticized Miller, claiming he poses a danger to his family.

Congressman Max Miller admitted to illegal drug use on live television, stating that the needles used were part of 'therapy'.

The House Ethics Committee has opened an investigation into Rep. Max Miller regarding allegations of domestic violence, abuse, and possible illegal drug use. Sen. Bernie Moreno, whose daughter is Miller's wife, criticized him for failing basic standards of conduct, while Miller plans to request his own ethics investigation.

The House Ethics Committee has opened an investigation into Rep. Max Miller over allegations of domestic violence, abuse of family members, and illegal drug use. Sen. Bernie Moreno, whose daughter is Miller's wife, criticized Miller, stating he fails to meet minimum standards for elected officials. Miller plans to request his own ethics investigation and faces pressure to resign.

The House Ethics Committee has opened an investigation into Rep. Max Miller regarding allegations of domestic violence, abuse, and possible illegal drug use. Sen. Bernie Moreno, whose daughter is Miller's wife, criticized Miller, and Miller plans to request his own ethics investigation.

The Mamdani administration has made a controversial pilot program that pays junkies cash for returning used needles permanent. Critics argue this move may encourage illegal drug use.