Ohio Republican Rep. Max Miller filed a sworn statement denying he used Meta smart glasses to secretly record his ex-wife's attorneys during a July custody hearing, the latest flashpoint in a legal battle marked by abuse accusations, admitted false statements, and a pattern of covert recordings. Emily Moreno's legal team demanded Miller hand over the […] The post Rep. Max Miller denies recording ex-wife's lawyers with Meta smart glasses during custody hearing appeared first on American Almanac .
Ohio Republican Rep. Max Miller filed a sworn statement denying he used Meta smart glasses to secretly record his ex-wife's attorneys during a July custody hearing, the latest flashpoint in a legal battle marked by abuse accusations, admitted false statements, and a pattern of covert recordings. Emily Moreno's legal team demanded Miller hand over the glasses for inspection after spotting him wearing them before a July 28 court hearing in the couple's child custody dispute. In a filing last week, her attorneys pointed out that Miller had never worn any sort of eyewear to a hearing before, and that Meta's smart glasses can record audio and video. Miller's lawyers fired back late last week with a sworn statement from the congressman…Open
Video recordings and documents detail how investigators pursued the case, and the possibility of abuse, for months but failed to identify a perpetrator.
‘Recklessly and intentionally provided Minc a trove of documents’
AI:Max Miller's ex-wife has launched a legal offensive, filing a lawsuit alleging the former Trump aide recklessly and intentionally distributed sensitive documents and a nude photograph of their daughter to a third party. The litigation paints a picture of egregious personal misconduct and a total disregard for privacy that would be scandalous in any circle, yet it somehow escapes the predatory scrutiny applied to other political figures. This legal battle over the non-consensual release of private imagery highlights a disturbing pattern of weaponized information being circulated by those within high-level political orbits.Open
Emily Moreno has also alleged that Miller physically abused her, including by placing a gun to her head and pouring hot water on her. She sought a restraining order against the lawmaker late last month.
AI:Rep. Max Miller is facing a legal battle after his ex-wife, Emily Moreno, filed a lawsuit alleging he posted an explicit photo of their daughter online. Beyond the privacy violations, the litigation includes serious accusations of domestic violence, with Moreno claiming that Miller physically assaulted her by pouring hot water on her and threatening her life with a firearm. These allegations follow Miller's recent legal troubles regarding his private life and highlight the growing pattern of scandal surrounding high-profile political figures.Open
Ohio Rep. Max Miller's attorney says he alone is responsible for accidentally including a sensitive photo of Miller's two-year-old daughter in a Dropbox folder the congressman shared publicly online, a mistake now fueling calls for Miller's resignation and a formal House Ethics Committee investigation. Miller posted the folder on X on August 2 alongside an […] The post Rep. Max Miller's lawyer takes blame after sensitive photo of lawmaker's daughter surfaces in public Dropbox folder appeared first on American Almanac .
Ohio Rep. Max Miller's attorney says he alone is responsible for accidentally including a sensitive photo of Miller's two-year-old daughter in a Dropbox folder the congressman shared publicly online, a mistake now fueling calls for Miller's resignation and a formal House Ethics Committee investigation. Miller posted the folder on X on August 2 alongside an almost-20-minute video denying domestic abuse allegations made by his former wife, Emily Moreno, the daughter of U.S. Sen. Bernie Moreno, R-Ohio. The folder was meant to contain documents supporting Miller's defense. Instead, it included a photo of his toddler daughter that Moreno's attorneys now allege could constitute child sexual abuse material. Attorney Aaron Minc, who assembled…Open
Former White House press secretary Stephanie Grisham has filed a restraining order against Rep. Max Miller, adding another legal front to a sprawling domestic abuse saga that now threatens the Ohio Republican's political future. Grisham, who briefly dated Miller during the first Trump administration, filed the order in Cuyahoga County, Ohio, accusing the congressman of […] The post Stephanie Grisham seeks restraining order against Rep. Max Miller as abuse allegations mount appeared first on American Almanac .
Former White House press secretary Stephanie Grisham has filed a restraining order against Rep. Max Miller, adding another legal front to a sprawling domestic abuse saga that now threatens the Ohio Republican's political future. Grisham, who briefly dated Miller during the first Trump administration, filed the order in Cuyahoga County, Ohio, accusing the congressman of breaching a 2023 settlement agreement that included a nondisclosure provision barring disparaging public comments. The filing follows Miller's decision to post on X on May 7, publicly claiming Grisham had fabricated her abuse allegations against him, a move her attorneys say destroyed the "contractual benefit of peace and finality" the settlement was designed to protect. …Open
The probe comes just hours after Miller asked the committee to open the investigation, following domestic abuse allegations from his ex-wife, Emily Moreno. Miller has vowed to cooperate with the investigation.
Embattled Rep. Max Miller (R-Ohio) said Tuesday that he'll file paperwork for an ethics investigation — into himself — amid a series of allegations involving his ex-wife. The big picture: Miller, a former Trump aide in a competitive reelection race, is facing domestic abuse allegations, which he has denied. What they're saying: "I have absolutely nothing to hide," Miller said in a Tuesday X post. - "I am looking forward to my colleagues reading everything for themselves," Miller wrote, stating he'd provide the committee with "all necessary documents." Driving the news: Miller's ex-wife Emily Moreno has accused Miller in court filings of hitting and threatening her. Miller denies the allegations and has sued her for defamation. -…
Former Rep. Jim Renacci told Axios in a phone interview Monday night that he may mount a comeback run for Congress if Rep. Max Miller (R-Ohio) drops his bid for reelection. Why it matters: As a former Republican nominee for U.S. Senate and congressman from the district, Renacci would likely be a serious contender to take Miller's place on the ballot. - "I still know a lot of people, I still have good name recognition," Renacci told Axios. - Miller, who is facing allegations of domestic abuse , has denied wrongdoing and maintained he plans to run for reelection despite pressure from fellow Republicans to end his campaign. Driving the news: President Trump told Miller in a phone call on Monday that "things aren't looking good" and that…
House Democrats are privately mulling whether to force a vote to expel Rep. Max Miller (R-Ohio) from Congress over domestic abuse allegations, which he denies. Why it matters: While it is rare for a House member to be forcibly ousted, the mere threat of expulsion has been enough to precipitate multiple resignations this year. - One House Democrat, speaking on the condition of anonymity to offer candid insights into behind-the-scenes discussions, said they are "sure there will be" conversations this week about whether to take action. - "We have a Democratic Women's Caucus call ... but there's a little chatter, and people are pissed," the lawmaker said. Driving the news: Miller said in a video posted to social media Sunday that he will…