Former Congressman George Anthony Devolder Santos was sentenced by United States District Judge Joanna Seybert at the federal courthouse in Central Islip to 87 months in prison for committing wire ...

In the 234 year history of the U.S. House of Representatives (Congress) only five members have ever been expelled. That is until December 1, when the former Congressman George Anthony Devolder ...

In a sworn declaration letter sent March 7 by Gustavo Ribeiro Trelha and obtained by Politico, Trelha reveals he recognized Santos on TV, but by one of his former aliases, Anthony Devolder (Santos ...

Santos, who also goes by Anthony Devolder, told reporters on Capitol Hill he “never did anything of criminal activity” and that he had “no mastermind event,” CNN reports.

Thanks to the presence of George Santos (or Anthony Devolder or any other alias the con man may be using) being a freshman member of Congress from New York this year has been sullied. So we ...

He has been accused of going by the made-up name “Anthony Zebrosky” to get Jewish people to donate to his alleged scam charity.

Osthoff said the man's name was Anthony Devolder. "I never heard of the guy before," he said. "I didn't know who he was." Devolder set up a GoFundMe for Osthoff and Sapphire, Osthoff said, and ...

Anthony Devolder is now better known as Rep. George Santos, R-N.Y., whose election to Congress in November was upended by revelations of falsehoods in his background and irregularities in his ...

Anthony Devolder is now better known as Representative George Santos, a Republican from New York whose election to Congress in November was upended by revelations of falsehoods in his background ...

The transformation of George Santos began in 2019, the year he went from Anthony Devolder, just another New Yorker sharing political musings on social media, to a Republican congressional ...