The House Ethics Committee will reportedly meet this week to discuss its yearslong investigation into former Rep. Matt Gaetz as questions swirl about whether the panel should still release its findings after he resigned from Congress.
The committee is scheduled to meet on Wednesday, five days after it was initially slated to hold a meeting to discuss the report. However, that meeting was later postponed after Gaetz abruptly left Congress last week when President-elect Donald Trump nominated him for attorney general.
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