Republican Representative Chuck Edwards of North Carolina announced on Wednesday that he is withdrawing his bid for re-election. The decision follows the publication of a House Ethics Committee report concerning his conduct in office. Edwards stated that he intends to serve out the remainder of his current term, which ends in January.

The two outlets differ significantly in how they describe the contents of the ethics report. Fox News reports that the committee recommended a censure of the congressman but does not detail the specific allegations leading to that recommendation. In contrast, The Guardian reports that the committee found Edwards “fostered a hostile work environment and engaged in sexual harassment” regarding two female staffers. According to The Guardian, the committee’s findings centered on the congressman’s behavior involving gifts and excessive attention directed toward these employees.

While both sources agree on the core outcome—that Edwards is ending his campaign and finishing his term—the context provided for his departure varies. Fox News focuses on the procedural recommendation of censure, whereas The Guardian focuses on the specific nature of the misconduct allegations. Edwards has not publicly addressed the specific harassment claims in his statement, noting only that his decision followed “prayer and reflection.”