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US congressman from North Carolina ends campaign after sexual harassment investigation
A United States congressman from North Carolina ended his re-election campaign after an ethics committee reported allegations of sexual harassment involving former staffers. The report detailed gifts, comments about their appearance, and invitations to dinners and vacations, though Edwards denied the conduct was intended as sexual advances. The committee recommended censure for violating the House's code of conduct.
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