Disgraced former US Representative George Santos suggested Donald Trump had considered pardoning him but that the decision ...

Former GOP Congressman George Santos has some parting words as his prison sentence looms.

A disgraced former congressman, George Santos, is making an emotional plea for President Trump to grant him some kind of clemency as he is staring down an 87-month prison sentence and says he fears ...

George Santos begs President Trump for a pardon after he’s sentenced. REUTERS “I think no one better than Trump to know what a weaponized Justice Department looks like,” Santos added.

Santos has been conspicuously absent from Donald Trump’s recent pardon-palooza. Despite Trump’s apparent fondness for fellow “alternative fact” enthusiasts, even he seems to recognize that ...

Disgraced ex-Rep. George Santos wants Trump pardon, ... was indicted in May 2023 and eventually hit with 23 charges tied to five separate schemes before agreeing to a guilty plea.

Ex-Long Island Rep. George Santos plans to seek a pardon from President Donald Trump after he was sentenced last week to more than 7 years in prison for committing a series of frauds as he ran for ...

But Santos, who rode the MAGA wave so well, could yet be the beneficiary of a return to the White House by Donald Trump, who generously made use of his pardon power before he left office in 2020 ...

Back in October, George Santos pleaded not guilty to nearly two dozen federal crimes, including wire fraud, money laundering, and identity theft, and told reporters he would absolutely not take a ...

Aug. 19 (UPI) --Former Rep. George Santos, R-N.Y., pleaded guilty Monday to two federal fraud charges in a plea deal that will send the former lawmaker to jail and bypass a criminal trial that was ...

The ex-campaign treasurer for U.S. Rep. George Santos is scheduled to enter a guilty plea to an unspecified felony in connection with the federal investigation surrounding the indicted New York ...

The plea, which is expected to occur Monday in U.S. District Court in Central Islip, New York, would spare Santos from a trial that almost certainly would have been a colorful spectacle.