The New York Republican had to refund thousands of dollars to past contributors, according to his campaign finance reports.

The New York Republican was hit with a superseding indictment on Tuesday that includes nearly two dozen charges of wire fraud, credit card fraud, identity theft, and falsifying records.

House Democrats said they will introduce a resolution to censure the New York Republican, who was caught telling numerous lies about his background and work history.

A federal grand jury indicted Santos on 13 criminal charges on May 10.

Rep. George Santos is a co-sponsor of the bill, which would cut funding to crack down on unemployment fraud.

Santos used campaign donations for personal expenses, including luxury designer clothes and to pay off his credit cards, according to the indictment.

Rep. George Santos (R-NY) and other Republicans claim it would not cut benefits, but the House GOP's debt limit bill requires spending cuts that could slash veterans' benefits and make it harder to access safety net programs.

GOP Congress members want to celebrate the semi-automatic weapons that have continued to be used in mass shootings across the country.

The embattled New York Republican will step down from House committees, but says he won’t resign from Congress despite growing calls for him to leave.

The National Republican Congressional Committee no longer lists the embattled New York Republican among the candidates it’s promoting for reelection.

End Citizens United wants Republicans who took money from Santos and his PAC to give the funds to charity immediately.

The New York Republican has been caught fabricating nearly his entire resume, including his religious affiliation, job history, and education.

Republican Rep.-elect George Santos lied about where he worked, his business ventures, his education, and more, according to a report by the New York Times.