The House Ethics Committee says it is expanding and intensifying its investigation into Rep. Cory Mills (R-Fla.). In a rare public update, the committee—bipartisan in leadership, with Chairman Michael Guest (R-Miss.) and Ranking Member Mark DeSaulnier (D-Calif.)—states it has authorized more than 20 subpoenas and has contacted dozens of witnesses. Sources describe the inquiry as covering multiple allegations, including dating violence and potential violations related to campaign finance, as well as other misconduct matters. One outlet notes the investigation is tied to a 2025 report alleging Mills assaulted a woman in Washington, D.C. The committee also indicates the process is not yet complete and may take additional time, with one report saying it is still weeks away from wrapping the probe. The update comes as political pressure grows in the House regarding potential consequences for Mills. Under House rules, ethics investigations involve gathering documents and witness testimony before any findings are made or further actions are considered.