Republican Rep.-elect George Santos admitted to stealing a man’s checkbook that was in his mother’s possession to purchase clothing and shoes in 2008, according to documents obtained by CNN.

Rep.-elect George Santos, the truth-challenged Long Island Republican who spun a web of lies about his career and educational background, admitted to stealing a man's checkbook to buy clothing and ...

George Santos’ late mom was in Brazil, not Twin Towers, during 9/11 attacks: report Lyin’ ex-Rep. George Santos sobs as he learns his fate at sentencing in corruption case ...

After Santos's mother, Fátima Devolder, separated from his father, Gercino dos Santos, in the 1990s, she would bring her U.S.-born children, Tiffany and George, with her to Brazil for long ...

Embattled GOP Rep. George Santos competed as a drag queen in Brazil in 2008, according to two acquaintances, despite the new lawmaker, who is gay, now backing anti-LGBTQ legislation and aligning ...

Embattled Rep. George Santos, R-NY, denied reports that he once performed as a drag queen named Kitara in Brazil, calling the claims "categorically false" on Thursday. Claims of Santos time as a ...

Gay Representative-elect George Santos (R-NY) has been caught lying about his entire past, ... Police in Brazil called Santos in to speak with them in 2008, 2009, and 2010.

Rep. George Santos (R-NY) has made a deal with law enforcement in Brazil to avoid criminal prosecution for a case left open from 2008. On Thursday, the New York Republican signed a deal with ...

Mr. Santos admitted the fraud to the shop owner in August 2009, writing on Orkut, a popular social media website in Brazil, “I know I screwed up, but I want to pay.” ...

Embattled Rep. George Santos campaigned as an ultra conservative. A drag artist who knew him in the mid-2000s told Insider Santos supported Brazil's left-wing president then.

Rep.-elect George Santos (R-N.Y.) yawns during the vote for the House speaker as the US House of Representatives convenes for the 118th Congress at the US Capitol in Washington, DC, January 3, 2023.