Emily Moreno

Ohio shelters have faced rising requests for services for domestic violence. The spotlight on this issue was renewed following accusations leveled against Congressman Max Miller in relation to his ex-wife, Emily Moreno. Meanwhile, resource centers in Ohio's 7th Congressional District reported a 27% increase in responses to reports of intimate partner violence and over 3,500 calls to their hotline.

Emily Moreno filed a federal lawsuit against Ohio US Rep. Max Miller, accusing him and his attorney of publishing a naked photo of their toddler in an August document dump. The lawsuit alleges the disclosure of a nude image violating both federal and state laws for invasion of privacy. During the ensuing public drama, Sen. Bernie Moreno stated that releasing the photos was a felony.

Max Miller's ex-wife, Emily Moreno, filed a lawsuit alleging he uploaded a nude photo of their 2-year-old daughter online amid their custody battle. The lawsuit further alleges that Miller engaged in domestic abuse, claims denied by him. Meanwhile, Sen. Bernie Moreno called for Max Miller to resign from the House of Representatives.

Emily Moreno filed a lawsuit against Rep. Max Miller, alleging he uploaded a nude photo of their daughter online during an extended custody battle. The incident allegedly involved Miller giving the photo to his lawyer, Aaron Minc, who stated the release was completely unintentional. Furthermore, Sen. Bernie Moreno publicly called on Miller to resign from the House of Representatives.

Ohio Republican U.S. Rep. Max Miller is staying in his race for Ohio’s 7th U.S. Congressional District despite facing increased scrutiny and calls for resignation over domestic violence allegations involving three women. Although he remains the Republican nominee, the Republican National Committee confirmed it has not committed to spending money on his reelection bid.

Congressman Max Miller faces serious new allegations of domestic violence from his ex-wife, Emily Moreno. Miller denied the claims as "politically motivated," while supporting his reelection campaign. Both Donald Trump and Speaker Mike Johnson subsequently addressed the situation, with Trump offering defensive praise and Johnson stating it was not his business.

Republican Rep. Max Miller faces pressure to withdraw from his reelection campaign amid a congressional ethics investigation over domestic abuse allegations from his ex-wife. Miller, who claims strong district support and fundraising advantages, refuses to exit despite concerns from House Republican strategists and criticism from his Democratic opponent, Brian Poindexter.

Rep. Max Miller, facing a congressional ethics investigation over domestic abuse allegations from his ex-wife, refuses to withdraw from his reelection bid despite concerns within his party about his electability. Miller claims strong district support and fundraising advantages, while his Democratic opponent highlights the controversy as a chance to flip the seat.

Republican Rep. Max Miller refuses to withdraw from his reelection campaign despite a congressional ethics investigation into domestic abuse allegations. Miller's party expresses anxiety about his electability in a competitive Ohio district, while his opponent, Brian Poindexter, criticizes his 'moral bankruptcy.' Miller has raised significantly more campaign funds than his rival.

The U.S. House Ethics Committee is investigating Rep. Max Miller following allegations of domestic violence and abuse, which he denies. His ex-wife, daughter of Sen. Bernie Moreno, is involved in a custody battle, and Moreno has publicly criticized Miller, claiming he poses a danger to his family.

Sen. Bernie Moreno declined to directly respond to Speaker Mike Johnson's refusal to denounce Rep. Max Miller over abuse allegations from Moreno’s daughter. Johnson avoided taking sides in the dispute and called for a House Ethics probe to 'play out'.

Two Republican congressmen face ethics scandals, with North Carolina Representative Chuck Edwards suspending his reelection campaign after an ethics report detailed unprofessional behavior toward staff, while Ohio Representative Max Miller denies domestic violence accusations and has not faced public condemnation from GOP leadership. The House Ethics Committee recommended Edwards be censured but not expelled, highlighting differing responses to misconduct within Congress.

The Michigan Senate Democratic primary race remains too close to call with El-Sayed holding a narrow lead over Haley Stevens. Vote counts may continue into the day as the result is not yet determined.

Speaker Mike Johnson addressed allegations of domestic abuse against Rep. Max Miller, stating he would let the House Ethics Committee investigation proceed. Miller denies the claims, calling them politically motivated, while his former father-in-law and a GOP senator criticize him. Johnson also discussed Rep. Chuck Edwards' sexual harassment charges, which the Ethics Committee is reviewing.

Republican leaders in Ohio are divided over how to handle allegations against U.S. Rep. Max Miller, who denies claims of domestic abuse from his ex-wife and ex-girlfriend. The situation has sparked internal party tensions as concerns grow about losing a key House seat in the 7th Congressional District.

The U.S. House Ethics Committee announced it will review allegations that Rep. Max Miller of Ohio engaged in domestic violence and abuse or illegal drug use. Miller requested the investigation to clear his name, while his ex-wife’s father, Sen. Bernie Moreno, accused him of endangering his family and called for him to seek psychological help.

The U.S. House Ethics Committee announced an investigation into allegations that Rep. Max Miller may have engaged in domestic violence and abuse or illegal drug use. Miller requested the probe, stating he wants to clear his name and provided documents for review. The allegations involve his ex-wife, daughter of Sen. Bernie Moreno, and their child, with Moreno publicly criticizing Miller and expressing concerns for his family's safety.

The U.S. House Ethics Committee has begun reviewing allegations that Republican Rep. Max Miller of Ohio engaged in domestic violence and abuse or illegal drug use. Miller, who requested the investigation to clear his name, faces claims including abuse of his ex-wife Emily Moreno and their daughter, with her father, Sen. Bernie Moreno, criticizing him and seeking custody of the child.

The U.S. House Ethics Committee is investigating Rep. Max Miller at his request over allegations of domestic violence, abuse, and drug use. He denies the claims, and his ex-wife’s father, Sen. Bernie Moreno, has publicly criticized him, citing concerns for his family's safety.

Max Miller, a GOP representative, refuses to drop his re-election bid amid domestic abuse allegations from his ex-wife Emily Moreno, daughter of Ohio Senator Bernie Moreno. He denies the accusations, compares his resilience to President Donald Trump, and claims support from Speaker Mike Johnson, while the House Ethics Committee investigates.

The House Ethics Committee is investigating Rep. Max Miller for domestic abuse and possible drug use allegations. Miller faces pressure from President Trump and criticism from his ex-wife's father, Sen. Bernie Moreno, while deciding whether to remain in his reelection race.

The U.S. House Ethics Committee has opened an investigation into domestic abuse allegations against Rep. Max Miller. Miller, a senior adviser to Trump, faces a Wednesday deadline to decide whether to stay in his reelection race, with Republicans concerned about potential political consequences. The allegations, made by his ex-wife Emily Moreno, include domestic violence and possible illegal drug use, prompting calls for his resignation from Sen. Bernie Moreno, Emily's father.

The U.S. House Ethics Committee announced it will review allegations that Rep. Max Miller of Ohio may have engaged in domestic violence and abuse or illegal drug use. Miller requested the investigation, denying the claims and seeking to clear his name. His ex-wife, daughter of Sen. Bernie Moreno, alleges abuse, including a custody battle over their child and incidents like scalding water being thrown at her.

The House Ethics Committee has launched an investigation into Ohio Representative Max Miller following allegations of domestic violence and drug use from his ex-wife, Emily Moreno, the daughter of Senator Bernie Moreno. Miller denies the accusations, claiming his ex-wife has mental health issues, and has requested the probe to clear his name. The committee is examining whether Miller violated the House's code of conduct.

Rep. Max Miller faces pressure to resign after his ex-wife accused him of domestic abuse. He denied the allegations and announced an ethics investigation, while his father-in-law and some lawmakers called for him to step down. The House Ethics Committee is investigating, and the race for his congressional seat may become more competitive.

Rep. Max Miller denies domestic abuse allegations by his ex-wife Emily Moreno and refuses to drop his re-election bid. The House Ethics Committee is investigating him, and his father-in-law, Sen. Bernie Moreno, has called for him to resign. Miller claims no court has substantiated abuse allegations against him.

Rep. Max Miller faces calls to resign amid domestic abuse allegations from his ex-wife, Emily Moreno. He denies the accusations and plans to remain in the race for Ohio’s 7th Congressional District. The House Ethics Committee is investigating, and his father-in-law, Sen. Bernie Moreno, has urged him to step down.

Rep. Max Miller requests an ethics investigation to address abuse allegations from his ex-wife, Emily Moreno, and her father, Sen. Bernie Moreno, who have accused him of domestic violence. The Ethics Committee confirmed an investigation into claims of abuse and drug use. Miller denies the allegations, stating no criminal charges have been filed.

Rep. Max Miller faces abuse allegations from his ex-wife, Emily Moreno, and has requested an ethics investigation to clear his name. The Ethics Committee is examining claims of domestic violence and abuse, while Miller denies the accusations and attributes them to a family feud with his ex-wife and her father, Sen. Bernie Moreno. The situation is affecting Miller's re-election campaign.

U.S. Rep. Max Miller requests a House investigation into domestic abuse allegations made by his ex-wife, Emily Moreno, as he remains in the race for his Ohio congressional seat. House Democrats have called for the probe, while Trump advised Miller his candidacy 'doesn't look good.'

Max Miller's lawyer, Aaron Minc, admitted to accidentally releasing private images of Miller's daughter in a public folder of documents. The images were shared in response to domestic abuse allegations from Miller's ex-wife, Emily Moreno, who claimed the release included unredacted information and sensitive material. Minc apologized for the error and disputed claims the images showed genitalia, stating they were of a two-year-old with her shirt off.

Ohio, a traditionally Republican state, is causing GOP challenges in the midterms due to domestic abuse allegations against Rep. Max Miller, a closely contested Senate race, and growing voter discontent. The GOP faces difficulties in the 7th House District and the Senate race, with concerns over Miller's candidacy and public sentiment affecting their prospects.

Trump raised concerns in a call with Representative Max Miller following allegations that Miller assaulted his ex-wife, Emily Moreno, and their 2-year-old daughter. The allegations have disrupted Miller's reelection campaign in Ohio.

Ex-GOP Rep. Jim Renacci may seek a House comeback if Rep. Max Miller drops his reelection bid amid domestic abuse allegations. Miller denies wrongdoing and maintains he will continue his campaign, despite pressure from Republicans and criticism from Sen. Bernie Moreno, Emily Moreno's father. Renacci stated he would consider running only if Miller exits the race.

Emily Moreno, daughter of Senator Bernie Moreno, accused her ex-husband Max Miller of domestic violence, including scalding her with hot water and threatening her with a gun. Bernie Moreno publicly criticized Miller, calling him a danger, while President Trump defended him, calling the allegations 'accusations' and stating Miller is 'a good person.'

President Trump privately expressed doubts about Rep. Max Miller's candidacy amid allegations of assault against his ex-wife and child, though Miller denies the claims and says he remains in the race. Trump publicly called the situation 'a very sad thing' but refrained from explicitly criticizing Miller or urging him to drop out.

Republican senators including Bernie Moreno and Shelley Moore Capito called for Rep. Max Miller to resign over domestic abuse allegations involving his ex-wife and daughter. Miller denied claims of abuse, including pouring hot water on his ex-wife and holding a gun to her head, while some GOP lawmakers expressed grave concerns about the accusations.

President Donald Trump is avoiding pressure to intervene in Rep. Max Miller’s race amid domestic abuse allegations. Miller, who worked in Trump’s first-term White House, denies the claims and refuses to drop out, straining the Republican Party. The scandal risks harming GOP candidates in Ohio, including Sen. Jon Husted and gubernatorial hopeful Vivek Ramaswamy.

Sen. Bernie Moreno accused Rep. Max Miller, his former son-in-law, of being unfit to serve in Congress due to domestic abuse allegations from Miller's ex-wife, who is Moreno's daughter. Miller denied the allegations and criticized Moreno's statement as politically motivated. Court documents detailed incidents including physical altercations and a custody dispute over their daughter, though no charges have been filed against Miller.

Sen. Bernie Moreno accused Rep. Max Miller, his former son-in-law, of being unfit for Congress due to domestic abuse allegations from Miller's ex-wife. Miller denied the allegations and criticized Moreno's public statement as politically motivated. No charges have been filed against Miller.