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State Sen. Dan McKeon resigned minutes before a floor vote on his expulsion over allegations of inappropriately touching a legislative staffer; an outside investigation said the conduct may violate the Legislature’s harassment policy but was not actionable sexual harassment, and McKeon faces misdemeanor charges (disturbing the peace) with a Jan. 26 court date, while Gov. Pillen will appoint his replacement.
RFK Jr.’s campaign has fired a staffer, Rita Palma, who expressed her priority of defeating President Joe Biden and suggested that supporting Kennedy was a strategic move to block Biden's reelection. The campaign director stated that Palma misrepresented her role and described a conversation that did not happen. Palma's dismissal follows revelations of her attendance at "Stop the Steal" rallies and promotion of election conspiracy theories. The campaign's awareness of her political leanings before hiring her remains unclear.
US Senator Ben Cardin expressed his anger and disappointment over a former staffer who allegedly recorded himself having sex in a Capitol Hill hearing room. Cardin called it a breach of trust and stated that the incident is being investigated by the US Capitol police. The identity of the ex-staffer and whether he was fired have not been confirmed. Another senator, Amy Klobuchar, mentioned that Cardin's office is handling the situation, while Joe Manchin joked about leaving Cardin alone. Cardin had previously announced his retirement in 2025 after serving three Senate terms.
A Senate staffer, Aidan Maese-Czeropski, has been fired after a video surfaced allegedly showing him having sex with another man in a congressional hearing room. The video was published by the Daily Caller and later confirmed by Capitol Police, who are currently investigating the matter. Maese-Czeropski, who worked for Democratic Sen. Ben Cardin, addressed the situation on social media, claiming he was being attacked for his sexual orientation and denying any disrespect towards his workplace. The room where the video was filmed has been the site of significant historical events, including James Comey's testimony and the 9/11 commission hearings.
A Senate staffer, reportedly working for Democratic Sen. Ben Cardin's office, has been fired after a video surfaced showing two men engaging in sexual activity in a Senate hearing room. The video was obtained and published by the Daily Caller, and while its authenticity has not been independently confirmed, the US Capitol Police are investigating the matter. The staffer, Aidan Maese-Czeropski, released a statement expressing his love for his job and denying any intention to disrespect the workplace. Cardin's office later announced that Maese-Czeropski is no longer employed by the U.S. Senate.
A Senate staffer, reportedly working for Democratic Sen. Ben Cardin's office, has been fired after a video surfaced showing two men engaging in sexual activity in a Senate hearing room. The video was obtained and published by the Daily Caller, and while its authenticity has not been independently confirmed, the US Capitol Police are investigating the matter. The staffer, Aidan Maese-Czeropski, released a statement expressing his love for his job and denying any intention to disrespect the workplace. Cardin's office later announced that Maese-Czeropski is no longer employed by the U.S. Senate.
A Senate staffer, Aidan Maese-Czeropski, who was alleged by conservative news outlets to have engaged in sexual activity in a Senate hearing room, is no longer employed by Sen. Ben Cardin's office. The authenticity of the leaked video and the identities of the participants have not been confirmed. Maese-Czeropski denied the allegations and expressed his intention to explore legal options. Additionally, he refuted accusations of shouting at Rep. Max Miller, R-Ohio, in the halls of Congress. The staffer's employment termination comes after conservative outlets publicized the video.
Aidan Maese-Czeropski, a former US Senate staffer, has been ousted from his job after allegedly filming himself having sex in a Judiciary Committee hearing room. The explicit video, which took place in the same room where Supreme Court nominees are grilled, was posted on a public account. The United States Capitol Police have launched an investigation into potential criminal violations. Maese-Czeropski previously appeared in an ad for President Biden and has faced public mockery for his actions.
A Senate staffer, Aidan Maese-Czeropski, has been fired after a sex tape showing him engaging in sexual activity in a Senate hearing room was shared in a group chat. The video was filmed in Hart 216, a room that has hosted significant political events. Maese-Czeropski, who worked for Senator Ben Cardin, posted on LinkedIn denying any wrongdoing and stating that he would explore legal options. Senate leadership aides and Capitol Police have not commented on the incident. Meanwhile, Senate negotiators are working on a deal regarding U.S.-Mexico border policy, with hopes of reaching an agreement before the holidays.
A video circulating on social media allegedly shows a white legislative staffer engaging in explicit behavior in a conference room at the Hart Senate Office Building in Washington, D.C. This incident has sparked controversy and raised questions about ethics and professionalism in the Senate. The room in question has been the site of significant historical moments involving Black individuals, highlighting the double standards and criticism they have faced.
A staffer for U.S. Senator Ben Cardin, Aidan Maese-Czeropski, was fired after a sex tape allegedly featuring him and another man was leaked on X.com. The video purportedly shows them engaging in sexual acts in a Senate office building. Maese-Czeropski denied being in the video and stated that he would explore legal options. The incident occurred in room 216 of the Hart Senate Office Building, which has been the site of significant events such as the September 11 Commission hearings and former FBI Director James Comey's testimony.
A staffer for Rep. Brad Finstad was attacked at gunpoint near Nationals Park in Washington, DC hours after Wednesday’s Congressional Baseball Game. The staffer suffered minor injuries during the ordeal. Finstad blamed the attack on DC’s “soft-on-crime policies.” The incident is under investigation by MPD, and no arrests have been announced. Violent crime is up 21% in the district in 2023 compared to this time last year.
A staffer for Senator Rand Paul was stabbed in Washington DC over the weekend. The attacker jumped on top of the staffer and stabbed him multiple times with a knife. The staffer suffered a punctured lung, a laceration to the ear, and a puncture wound to the head. The suspect has been arrested, and the staffer is expected to recover.
A staff member of Senator Rand Paul was stabbed by a man who had been released from federal prison 24 hours earlier, after leaving a restaurant in Washington. The suspect, Glynn Neal, has been arrested and charged with assault with intent to kill. The victim sustained serious injuries that required surgery, including a laceration to the left ear, a puncture wound to the skull, and a wound to the torso as well as a punctured lung. The stabbing was caught on video and Mr. Neal left a cellphone behind that helped identify him as the suspect.
Sen. Rand Paul confirmed that one of his congressional staffers was "brutally attacked" and stabbed in Washington D.C. over the weekend. The victim was transported to a local hospital with life-threatening injuries, and the suspect, Glynn Neal, was arrested and charged with assault with intent to kill. The attacker was released from federal prison just one day before the attack and had previously been sentenced to 12 years for forcing two women into prostitution.