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Former Rep. George Santos sues Jimmy Kimmel, accuses him of misusing Cameo videos
Former Rep. George Santos filed a civil lawsuit against Jimmy Kimmel on Saturday accusing the late-night television host of using fake names to request Cameo videos from the former lawmaker and then misusing them on his show.
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Sen. John Fetterman trolls Bob Menendez with social media video recorded by George Santos
Sen. John Fetterman took his trolling of indicted Senate colleague Bob Menendez to a new level Monday by enlisting recently ousted Rep. George Santos to record a sarcastic video targeting Menendez.
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House votes to expel George Santos from Congress
History was made on Capitol Hill Friday when embattled Rep. George Santos was expelled by an overwhelming bipartisan vote.
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Representatives react to Santos expulsion
Members of the House reacted to the expulsion of the former Rep. George Santos.
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Rep. George Santos expelled from Congress amid claims of duping and stealing from donors
Congress voted to expel Rep. George Santos of New York on Friday, as more than two-thirds of the House of Representatives found his actions, fabrications and alleged lawbreaking warranted the chamber’s most severe punishment.
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Rep. George Santos says he won't run for 2nd term in 2024 in wake of House ethics report
On the same day a scathing House ethics report found “substantial evidence” Rep. George Santos may have broken federal criminal law, the congressman announced he would not seek re-election for a second term next year.
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Rep. George Santos survives effort to expel him from the House. But he still faces an ethics report
Rep. George Santos easily survived a vote Wednesday to expel him from the House as most Republicans opted to withhold punishment as both his criminal trial and a House Ethics Committee investigation proceed.
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George Santos faces charges he stole donor IDs, made unauthorized charges to their credit cards
Santos is also accused of falsely reporting to the Federal Elections Commission that he had loaned $500,000 to his campaign in an attempt to convince Republican Party officials that he was a serious candidate, when he actually had less than $8,000 in his personal accounts.
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George Santos' former campaign treasurer pleads guilty to campaign finance fraud
The guilty plea by Nancy Marks follows federal indictments against GOP Rep. George Santos and his former fundraiser Samuel Miele.
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Feds indict paid fundraiser for Rep. George Santos for allegedly impersonating Speaker McCarthy aide
Rep. George Santos, a New York Republican who employed Samuel Miele as a fundraiser, previously was slapped with federal criminal charges in the same court.
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George Santos used reelection campaign funds to repay himself $85,000, records show
Embattled freshman U.S. Rep. George Santos, a Republican from New York charged with a host of financial crimes, including embezzling money from his campaign, withdrew $85,000 from his campaign to help repay hundreds of thousands of dollars he loaned himself to get elected in 2022.
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Rep. George Santos' $500K bond was guaranteed by his father and his aunt
Several media organizations, including NBCUniversal News Group, had requested that the court unseal the names of the bond guarantors, known as suretors.
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Rep. George Santos will go to jail before giving up bail cosigners, lawyer says
Rep. George Santos’ lawyer said Monday the indicted New York Republican would risk going to jail to protect the identities of the people who cosigned the $500,000 bond enabling his pretrial release.
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Rep. George Santos reaches deal to avoid prosecution in Brazil over stolen checks
Court records in Brazil show Santos was the subject of a criminal charge for using two stolen checks to buy items at a shop, including a pair of sneakers that he gifted to a friend.
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Despite Arrest, GOP Leaders Won't Expel George Santos: ‘McCarthy Needs His Vote'
Protecting a narrow, four-vote majority, Republican leaders in the House are making clear the legal process will need to play out with New York Rep. George Santos before they take steps to force his resignation or expel him.
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George Santos Pleads Not Guilty to 13 Federal Charges, Including Fraud: ‘I Will Not Resign'
Rep. George Santos, whose lies about his life story have drawn deep scrutiny, pleaded not guilty to charges he duped donors, stole from his campaign and lied to Congress about being a millionaire, all while cheating to collect unemployment benefits he didn’t deserve. The embattled 34-year-old Republican, whose district covers part of Long Island and Queens, was charged with...
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Rep. George Santos Charged by Justice Department on Federal Offenses: Sources
Rep. George Santos, the New York congressman whose lies and embellishments about his resume and personal life have drawn deep scrutiny, has been charged by federal prosecutors, according to two sources familiar with the matter.
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Rep. George Santos Files 2024 Statement of Candidacy — But It Doesn't Mean He's Running for Reelection
Santos has been denounced by some Republicans and embroiled in a flurry of investigations after admitting he lied about his biography on the campaign trail.
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House Ethics Panel Launches Probe Into Rep. George Santos
The House Ethics Committee announced is launching an investigation into embattled Republican Rep. George Santos. The committee announced the probe Thursday of the New York congressman whose lies and embellishments about his resume and personal life have drawn deep scrutiny in Congress. The bipartisan leaders of the committee announced the panel had voted unanimously to establish an investigative subcommittee to...
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Mitt Romney Censures George Santos at SOTU in Tense Exchange: ‘You Don't Belong Here'
Republican Rep. George Santos positioned himself in a prime location for President Joe Biden’s State of the Union address, with his presence at the center aisle to see and be seen with the arrivals was met with a stern rebuke from a fellow Republican, Sen. Mitt Romney.