The U.S. House of Representatives Ethics Committee is expected to discuss next steps on Wednesday in its investigation into President-elect Donald Trump's attorney general pick Matt Gaetz, two sources with knowledge of the panel's plans said.

The chaos has been driven by big-picture political dynamics: a polarized Congress where compromise is a lost art, a GOP split between center-leaning conservatives and the hard right, and a too-small majority that gave outsize power to rebels including

Gaetz is one of a series of Cabinet nominees tapped by Trump last week who lack the resumes normally seen in candidates for high-level administration jobs. He would need to be con

The House Ethics Committee is expected to meet this week after previously postponing a planned meeting on its investigation into now-former Rep. Matt Gaetz.

Members of the House Ethics Committee will meet Wednesday, a source confirmed to The Hill, as the panel weighs whether it should release its report into former Rep. Matt Gaetz (R-Fla.), whom President-elect Trump plans to nominate to serve as attorney general.