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Scandal-plagued former congressman George Santos, a New York Republican who was ejected from the House after being charged with bankrolling a lavish lifestyle with stolen donor cash, intends to plead guilty on Monday, US media reported. The 36-year-old's outlandish downfall came after it was revealed he had fabricated almost his entire backstory and was indicted on dozens of federal charges in

Former Republican Rep. George Santos of New York pleaded guilty to identity theft and wire fraud on Monday following his expulsion from the House of Representatives in December of 2023, according to The New York Times. Santos pleaded guilty to aggravated identity theft and wire fraud after facing 23 charges from October of 2023 that ranged from campaign finance fraud to identity theft, the NYT

Former US Representative George Santos , who lied about working at Goldman Sachs Group Inc. and Citigroup Inc. while running for Congress, pleaded guilty to fraud charges over his personal use of campaign funds.

The New York Republican, once seen as a rising star in the party, appeared in court in Central Islip, New York, to plead guilty to two federal fraud charges. The federal charges

CENTRAL ISLIP, NY — George Santos will enter a plea deal on Monday in his superseding indictment, a source with knowledge of the agreement confirmed to Patch on Saturday. Details of the plea agreement weren't revealed, but Santos is expected to plead guilty to multiple charges from his 23-count superseding indictment, the source said. Santos is due in court at 3 p.m. to face Judge Joanna