George Santos

Prosecutors claim that before his imprisonment he made $400,000 on the personalized message platform.

Trump praised Santos for "voting Republican."

Santos is seeking at least $750,000 in damages.

Santos is currently on track to make more money on the website than he would with his annual congressional salary.

The House voted on Friday to expel Republican Rep. George Santos of New York after a critical ethics report on his conduct that accused him of converting campaign donations for his own use.

In October, charges against Santos including wire fraud and conspiracy were announced.

George Santos compared himself to Rosa Parks after Mitt Romney said Santos needs to sit in the "back row" and be "quiet" during Joe Biden's State of the Union.

Controversial congressman George Santos faces criminal charges by New York federal prosecutors. The accused scammer is set to appear in court shortly.

A report alleges New York Rep. George Santos introduced seven new bills, one of which is called "The Minaj Act," named after the Queens rapper.

Republican House representative George Santos has been accused of stealing $3,000 from a disabled veteran who was raising funds for his dying dog.