The House Ethics Committee has issued a rare statement outlining its work to address sexual misconduct in Congress, following two high-profile resignations from the House. California Democrat Eric Swalwell and Texas Republican Tony Gonzales resigned amid allegations of sexual misconduct and assault. The committee published a list of publicly disclosed sexual assault investigations dating back to 1976. Some lawmakers are calling for a broader crackdown on elected official misdeeds. The nonpartisan panel has been criticized for its slow pace and has been subject to increased scrutiny.