George Santos

The ethics report released Thursday blasted George Santos, a Republican from New York, for committing widespread fraud and theft. He says he won't seek a ...

The panel said that Santos knowingly caused his campaign committee to file false or incomplete reports with the Federal Election Commission; used campaign funds ...

The House Ethics Committee in a report released Thursday said there is clear evidence that Rep. George Santos (R-N.Y.) committed serious crimes, ...

The House Ethics Committee found that Santos spent campaign funds on Botox treatments, designer goods, OnlyFans, and Atlantic City trips.

The House Ethics Committee found the GOP congressman violated federal law and engaged in a "complex web" of illegal activity involving his finances.

George Santos allegedly used campaign funds on expenses ranging from a honeymoon vacation to spa and OnlyFans purchases, based on House Ethics Committee ...

In many different ways, the Ethics Committee found, the New York Republican "sought to exploit his campaign, and the access to wealthy donors it afforded him, ...

The “Late Night” host joked that Santos's campaign fund-supported spending looks like “the shopping list of a 98-year-old oil tycoon's 20-year-old wife.”

I hate to say it, but this man is really making me start to distrust politicians,” a defeated Jordan Klepper said.

The congressman insists he will finish the remainder of his time in Congress.

The new resolution comes one day after the House Ethics Committee said its investigation "revealed a complex web of unlawful activity" involving Santos.

House Ethics Chairman Michael Guest, a Mississippi Republican, introduced on Friday a resolution to expel GOP Rep. George Santos of New York from Congress, ...

The resolution comes a day after the committee released a scathing report that concluded there is “substantial evidence” Santos “violated federal criminal ...

The resolution to expel Rep. George Santos came after a damning ethics report alleged the scandal-plagued GOP freshman committed campaign fraud and theft.

WASHINGTON – Rep. Michael Guest, R-Miss., chair of the House Ethics Committee, introduced an expulsion resolution against the indicted Rep.

The resolution from Representative Michael Guest, a Republican, sets the stage for a vote shortly after Thanksgiving.

The details in the Santos report are so damning that a motion to expel him is already on track for a vote later this month.