In a significant move reflecting the ongoing crisis within Congress regarding sexual harassment and misconduct, Representatives Eric Swalwell and Tony Gonzales have announced their resignations following allegations against them. This wave of resignations has spurred discussions around the need for a culture shift, with lawmakers and advocates pushing for accountability and new regulations to ensure a safer workplace. A list of 28 House members investigated for misconduct has been published, and ethics probes have revealed that the House Ethics panel conducted 20 investigations into lawmakers since 2017. As calls for reform intensify, some Congress members express hope for a genuine cleanup of the institution, while others warn that simply resigning may not address deeper issues within the culture of Congress. The timing coincides with bipartisan efforts to hold colleagues accountable and a rising movement echoing sentiments from the #MeToo movement, highlighting the urgent need for change in the legislature.