The bipartisan U.S. Senate Ethics Committee dismisses a misconduct complaint against Sen. Ruben Gallego. According to multiple outlets, the committee tells Gallego that it “did not find evidence” his actions violated federal law, Senate rules, or related standards of conduct. The complaint is described as involving allegations of potential sexual misconduct and campaign finance violations. NPR reports that the committee receives the matter after being alerted by another member of Congress, and then reviews the allegations under its ethics authority. NBC and CBS describe the committee’s conclusion in similar terms, emphasizing the absence of evidence of wrongdoing. The New York Times also reports that the dismissal covers both the sexual misconduct claims and the campaign finance violation allegations, stating the ethics panel discards the misconduct assertions presented against Gallego. Overall, the committee’s decision is based on its finding that the evidence available does not substantiate violations of applicable standards, and it closes the complaint without further action.