#political-ethics

#political-ethics

Trump confirms he will fire special prosecutor Jack Smith if reelected, prioritizing personal legal immunity over substantive policy goals.

Trump is under scrutiny for potential conflicts of interest related to cryptocurrency dealings.

Kamala Harris criticized organizations, implicitly targeting law firms, that align with President Trump amid perceived threats to the Constitution.

Susie Wiles was appointed as Trump’s chief of staff, but her undisclosed lobbying work raises ethical concerns.

Jonathan Turley disputes claims against Liz Cheney, asserting that her actions were within her congressional duties despite ethical grey areas.

Bipartisan support exists among lawmakers for a ban on congressional stock trading, driven by ethical concerns and political partisanship.

Jumaane Williams received donations linked to a federal indictment involving illegal contributions to Mayor Adams.

Williams' acceptance of these funds raises ethical questions amidst political scrutiny.

Evan Low faces a $106,000 fine due to violations of California campaign finance laws, including delayed payment disclosures.

Evan Low's nonprofit paid Alec Baldwin over $227,000 and concealed it, resulting in legal violations and a settlement fine.

The Mayor of London is under investigation for accepting free concert tickets, raising concerns about transparency and adherence to hospitality rules.

Chancellor Rachel Reeves defends accepting free concert tickets, adhering to rules on transparency amid heightened scrutiny of ministers' gifts and hospitality.

The Trump administration's dismissal of the ethics chief signifies a departure from ethical oversight in government.

Trump positions himself as a corruption fighter while dismantling traditional anti-corruption frameworks, raising questions about his motives.

The administration's actions contradict the presented narrative of rooting out corruption.