November 15, 2017 •
Wednesday’s Government and Ethics News Roundup
Ethics
Lawmakers Describe Pervasive Sexual Harassment on Capitol Hill by Cristina Marcos for The Hill
Sessions Considering Second Special Counsel to Investigate Republican Concerns, Letter Shows by Matt Zapotosky for Washington Post
Past Sex Scandals Show McConnell Is Willing to Take a Tough Line by Carl Hulse for New York Times
Alabama: Judge Allows Spencer Collier Lawsuit Against Robert Bentley to Proceed by Mike Cason for AL.com
Lobbying
An Open Door for Pesticide Lobbyists at the U.S.D.A. by Danielle Ivory and Robert Faturechi for New York Times
Iowa: Reynolds to Seek Foreign Agent Law Change by Rod Boshart for Waterloo-Cedar Falls Courier
Campaign Finance
Arizona: ‘The Tragedy of American Politics’: Follow the money in Tempe politics by Jerod MacDonald-Evoy for Arizona Republic
Canada: Political Action Committees Face Uncertain Future as Province Weighs Tougher Rules by James Wood for Calgary Herald
Elections
Donald Trump Jr. Communicated with WikiLeaks During 2016 Campaign by Carol Leonnig and Rosalind Helderman for Washington Post
Red or Blue? Supreme Court to Rule on Voters’ Apparel by Richard Wolf for USA Today
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