It's one of the most bizarre and troubling news stories about Congress in 2017:
A family of rogue congressional IT staffers got paid millions of dollars for mostly no-show, no-performance jobs by over 20 House members, many of them on sensitive House committees.
A criminal investigation by Capitol Police is looking into the staffers' activities. These staffers had access to members' email accounts, and are suspected of illegally sending sensitive congressional data off the secure House computer networks.