Rep. Cory Mills Faces Dual Investigations Over Federal Contracts and Assault Allegations

The House Ethics Committee has officially launched a probe into Mills' alleged financial misconduct, while a separate investigation into assault claims remains ongoing in Washington, D.C.

The House Ethics Committee has opened an investigation into Rep. Cory Mills (R-FL) over allegations of holding federal contracts while serving in Congress, a potential violation of ethics rules.
Mills and his wife allegedly own entities that have received nearly $1 million in federal contracts, including munitions and weapons for prisons, raising concerns about conflicts of interest.
The Office of Congressional Conduct found substantial reason to believe Mills violated federal law and recommended the issuance of a subpoena due to his lack of cooperation with the investigation.
Mills is also under investigation by the Metropolitan Police Department’s internal affairs division for alleged assault involving Sarah Raviani, though no charges have been filed to date.
The investigations highlight broader concerns about ethics enforcement, political influence, and delays in congressional oversight following the contentious end of the 118th Congress.