The House Ethics Committee is investigating allegations against Republican Rep. Cory Mills, with panel leaders describing the claims as “serious and complex” and pledging a “full and thorough” review. Multiple reports say the accusations include domestic violence, along with other alleged misconduct. Mills has denied wrongdoing, including the domestic violence allegation, and he disputes that the accusations reflect factual events. According to reporting, Mills also characterizes the allegations as politically motivated and has not stepped down from his congressional seat despite the long-running accusations. One outlet reports that the broader set of allegations also covers “stolen valor” and financial misconduct, while another notes that Mills is seeking to respond to the allegations publicly. The investigation is being conducted by the ethics panel as part of the House’s process for evaluating potential violations of conduct rules by members. In the background of the dispute, the Washington Post reports that President Donald Trump has endorsed Mills for another term, while Mills continues to deny the allegations under review.