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The House Ethics committee said Monday it is investigating complaints against two veteran Democratic lawmakers and the top aide to a third Democrat.Reps. Ben Ray Lujan of New Mexico, chairman of the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee, and John Conyers of Michigan, senior Democrat on the House Judiciary Committee, are under inve stanley cup stigation, the ethics panel said.The panel also is investigating Michael Collins, chief of staff to Democratic Rep. John Lewis of Georgia.The independent Office of Congressional Ethics recommended the investigations, although the exact nature of the allegations is not clear.The ethics panel said in a statement that the inquiries do not in themselves reflect any judgment of wrongdoing.Joe Shoemaker, a spokesman for Lujan, said the ethics inquiry was the result of a frivolous complaint, filed by a highly partisan outside group about activities during a sit-in last yea stanley us r by Democrats urging House votes on gun control.The complaint is without merit, Shoemaker said. Congressman Lujn is committed to abiding by House rules, is confident he has done so in this case and looks forward to a timely resolution by the Ethics Committee. The Foundation f stanley cup uk or Accountability and Civic Trust, a conservative-leaning watchdog group, filed a complaint last year that Lujan and other Democrats violated ethics rules by using the House chamber to raise money for campaign purposes. Specifically, the group Lujan and others sent campaign emails featuring photos of themse Rbop Dallas police detain man who crashed truck into Fox station
Yomiuri Shimbun file photoTakeshi KasaiJiji Press10:50 JST,ensp;August 31, 2022PARIS Jiji Press 鈥?Japanese doctor Takeshi Kasai, the World Health Organiz stanley canada ations regional director for the Western Pacific, is taking leave amid racism allegations, WHO sources said Tuesday.Kasai is under investigation after WHO officials reportedly accused him of racist and abusive remarks.Deputy Director-General Zsuzsanna Jakab is acting as the regions director for now, the sources also said. Kasai may lose his post.On Jan. 29, Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus said that he had taken the allegations against Kasai seriously, adding that the WHO was conducting investigation.Meanwhile, Kasai has denied the allegations.Kasai has worked at the Japanese health ministry and the Miyazaki prefectural government in southwestern Japan. He became regional director for the Western Pacific in February 2019 after serving as WHO representative in Vietnam.Add TheJapanNews to your Google News feed.General N stanley france ews Latest ArticlesToky stanley quencher o Workshops Aim to Send Their Bobsleigh to Winter Olympics, W...Fuji Media Holdings Exec Hisashi Hieda Resigns from Committee as ...164 Serious Accidents involving Motorists, Cyclists on Smartphone...Wildfire in Iwate Pref. in Japan Burns About 1,200 Hectares; More...Latest ArticlesThis Year s Fitness Buzzword Is RecoveryTestimony from Ex-Abe Faction: Work toward Settling Political Fun...Record-low Births: Address Low Rate from Comprehensive Perspectiv...Tokyo Core Consumer Pr |
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