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BREAKING: George Santos pleads guilty in federal court to identity theft and fraud

George Santos pled guilty to wire fraud and aggravated identity theft, highlighting the personal and political consequences of his actions.

George Santos reaches plea deal, pleads guilty to wire fraud and identity theft

George Santos pleaded guilty to wire fraud and aggravated identity theft, potentially facing 6-8 years in prison and ordered to repay $373,000.

Prosecutor: Mandatory Prison Was Key to George Santos Deal

George Santos agreed to plead guilty and face prison time for fraud and identity theft, impacting public trust in governance.

George Santos Is Expected to Plead Guilty to Crimes, Avoiding a Trial

George Santos is expected to plead guilty to federal charges after a career filled with lies and legal troubles.

George Santos Set to Plead Guilty to Multiple Crimes Avoiding A Lengthy Trial

George Santos will plead guilty to multiple charges, avoiding federal trial on 23 felony counts.

George Santos pleads guilty to multiple federal fraud counts

George Santos pleaded guilty to wire fraud and aggravated identity theft, exposing the severe consequences of dishonesty in political life.

BREAKING: George Santos pleads guilty in federal court to identity theft and fraud

George Santos pled guilty to wire fraud and aggravated identity theft, highlighting the personal and political consequences of his actions.

George Santos reaches plea deal, pleads guilty to wire fraud and identity theft

George Santos pleaded guilty to wire fraud and aggravated identity theft, potentially facing 6-8 years in prison and ordered to repay $373,000.

Prosecutor: Mandatory Prison Was Key to George Santos Deal

George Santos agreed to plead guilty and face prison time for fraud and identity theft, impacting public trust in governance.

George Santos Is Expected to Plead Guilty to Crimes, Avoiding a Trial

George Santos is expected to plead guilty to federal charges after a career filled with lies and legal troubles.

George Santos Set to Plead Guilty to Multiple Crimes Avoiding A Lengthy Trial

George Santos will plead guilty to multiple charges, avoiding federal trial on 23 felony counts.

George Santos pleads guilty to multiple federal fraud counts

George Santos pleaded guilty to wire fraud and aggravated identity theft, exposing the severe consequences of dishonesty in political life.
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Finding a Santos Successor Is Proving No Simple Task for Republicans

Republican candidates for the special election in New York to replace George Santos are facing numerous controversies and scandals.
The party's attempts to avoid another scandal like Santos have backfired, with several candidates having questionable backgrounds.

Man running for Santos seat convicted on Jan. 6 charges

Philip Sean Grillo, a man running for a congressional seat, has been found guilty of charges related to the January 6th attack on the Capitol.
Grillo is running to replace former Rep. George Santos, who was removed from office after being found guilty of serious federal crimes.
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House Expels George Santos From Congress

George Santos, a New York Republican, has been expelled from Congress following a bipartisan vote after being indicted on 23 counts.
This marks the first time someone has been expelled from the House without being convicted of a federal crime or supporting the Confederacy.

The Undoing of George Santos

George Santos expelled from Congress for misusing campaign funds on luxury items
Santos's lies provoked resentment and outrage, different from typical political deception

SANTOS EXPULSION VOTE: Lying Congress member rants on Capitol Hill ahead of possible ouster | amNewYork

Rep. George Santos faces expulsion from Congress before being convicted in court, setting a new precedent.
Santos is presenting himself as someone who is being treated differently from previous expelled members of Congress.
The House Ethics Committee released a scathing report with overwhelming evidence of Santos' lawbreaking.

Republicans suckered into expelling George Santos and the most conservative voting record in NY: 'To hell with this place'

Republicans expelled George Santos, despite it being a decision that should have been left to his constituents.
The expulsion weakens the Republican majority in the House and opens up an opportunity for Democrats to regain the seat.

Seat Vacated by Santos Moves to "Toss Up" Status

Former Republican congressman George Santos was expelled from Congress on Friday.
Santos's expulsion creates a swing-seat status in the third congressional district of New York.

House Expels George Santos From Congress

George Santos, a New York Republican, has been expelled from Congress following a bipartisan vote after being indicted on 23 counts.
This marks the first time someone has been expelled from the House without being convicted of a federal crime or supporting the Confederacy.

The Undoing of George Santos

George Santos expelled from Congress for misusing campaign funds on luxury items
Santos's lies provoked resentment and outrage, different from typical political deception

SANTOS EXPULSION VOTE: Lying Congress member rants on Capitol Hill ahead of possible ouster | amNewYork

Rep. George Santos faces expulsion from Congress before being convicted in court, setting a new precedent.
Santos is presenting himself as someone who is being treated differently from previous expelled members of Congress.
The House Ethics Committee released a scathing report with overwhelming evidence of Santos' lawbreaking.

Republicans suckered into expelling George Santos and the most conservative voting record in NY: 'To hell with this place'

Republicans expelled George Santos, despite it being a decision that should have been left to his constituents.
The expulsion weakens the Republican majority in the House and opens up an opportunity for Democrats to regain the seat.

Seat Vacated by Santos Moves to "Toss Up" Status

Former Republican congressman George Santos was expelled from Congress on Friday.
Santos's expulsion creates a swing-seat status in the third congressional district of New York.
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George Santos Uses Cameo Videos to Make, of All Things, an Honest Buck

Former congressman George Santos, who was expelled from the House of Representatives and is facing federal fraud charges, is making money by addressing people on the video app Cameo.
In his videos, Santos jokingly refers to his past lies and scandals, showing little remorse for his actions and suggesting that he is not worried about the legal consequences he is facing.

House expels New York Rep. George Santos. It's just the sixth expulsion in the chamber's history.

Republican Rep. George Santos of New York has been expelled from the House after a critical ethics report on his conduct.
Santos fought the expulsion effort and appealed directly to lawmakers who worry about setting a new precedent for expulsions.

What's Next for George Santos? Court Dates and, Maybe, Reality TV.

George Santos, a former New York Republican congressman, has been expelled from the House and faces trial next year on charges of fraud and theft.
Despite his legal troubles, Santos may still have opportunities for a second act in reality TV or the entertainment industry.

George Santos Is Kicked Out of Congress in a Historic Vote

Republican congressman George Santos was expelled from the House after a bipartisan vote
Santos is the first person to be expelled from the House without a federal conviction or support for the Confederacy

Santos faces a federal trial next year.

George Santos is facing federal charges for multiple felonies related to his personal and campaign finances.
Prosecutors accuse Santos of falsifying campaign filings, stealing from donors, and using funds for personal expenses.

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Joe Biden and Kamala Harris are set to attend a tribute service for former first lady Rosalynn Carter in Atlanta.
The House is expected to start a two-day clock to vote on whether to expel George Santos from office.
Mike Pence spoke with lawyers for the special prosecutor investigating Donald Trump over the January 6 insurrection.
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