Summary
Two members of the U.S. Congress are resigning after sexual misconduct issues. Democrat Eric Swalwell denies several sexual assault claims, while Republican Tony Gonzales is stepping down after admitting he had a relationship with a staffer who later died by suicide.
Key Facts
- Two Congress members are resigning because of sexual misconduct matters.
- Eric Swalwell, a Democrat, faces multiple sexual assault accusations.
- Swalwell denies all the allegations against him.
- Tony Gonzales, a Republican, admitted to having a relationship with a staffer.
- The staffer involved with Gonzales later died by suicide.
- The reports about these events were provided by Lisa Desjardins.
- These cases have raised concerns about ethics in Congress.
