New York Times reporting documents that Senator Ruben Gallego charged campaign accounts for $37,500 in Super Bowl tickets, family travel to Puerto Rico, Nantucket, St. Barths and Miami, more than $20,000 at Ritz-Carlton hotels, and more than $26,000 in child care since 2019. The Senate Ethics Committee dismissed related allegations of sexual misconduct and campaign finance violations in a June 26 letter, stating it found no evidence of violations of federal law or Senate rules. The Justice Department maintains an active investigation into potential campaign finance violations.