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House Launches DOGE Investigation Into Congressional Sexual Misconduct 'Slush Fund'

via Washington Examiner·Feb 27

Rep. Tim Burchett will use one of his first hearings as chairman of the House's government efficiency subcommittee to investigate a taxpayer-funded 'slush fund' used to settle workplace disputes — including allegations of sexual harassment by sitting members of Congress. The investigation opens a new accountability front in Washington, shining a light on the secretive system that has allowed lawmakers to settle misconduct claims with public money and without public disclosure.

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