Why did Donald Trump commute George Santos' prison sentence? The proof is in the party
Trump has commuted George Santos' sentence, saving the disgraced gay Republican from more than seven years in prison.
October 20, 2025
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Trump has commuted George Santos' sentence, saving the disgraced gay Republican from more than seven years in prison.
The disgraced gay ex-congressman said he needed more time to make money from his podcast to pay the fines he owes. He wanted a delay until August, but a judge granted it just until April.
Police hail the bravery of the victim who was forced to negotiate his release while held at gunpoint and tied naked to a motel bed.
The two are also accused of stealing tens of thousands of dollars and buying a car with the man’s credit card.
The plea deal means Santos will avoid a high-profile trial that was expected to drag for weeks.
Samuel Miele has been accused of impersonating the chief of staff to Republican House leader Kevin McCarthy to raise campaign funds for George Santos.
Eight transgender plaintiffs in Illinois want the state to end punitive restrictions on name changes.
A transgender inmate freed from prison last year because she was dying of AIDS has been charged with using a forged Maryland death certificate to fake her death and get new criminal charges against her dismissed.
President Donald Trump had said earlier that he had the right to do it, but hadn’t been asked.
The gay fabulist former-congressman’s wants approval to have his latest venture to keep him out of prison until late-summer.
The former Republican lawmaker was expelled from Congress, then pleaded guilty to more than 20 criminal charges.
The disgraced former congressman was released from prison on Friday after having his sentence commuted. Santos was immediately in front of cameras and took the time to praise Trump.
Federal prosecutors called him a "pathological liar and fraudster" who "made a mockery of our election system."
A federal judge sentenced the out former Republican lawmaker to 87 months in prison.
Nancy Marks's lawyer said Rep. George Santos had "mentally seduced" his client.
Omuruyi Uwadiae outed one student to his family by posting pics and the caption “this guy is gay, see pics for evidence.”
The guilty plea from Samuel Miele adds to the legal troubles for the embattled gay New York congressman. Miele is the second former Santos aide to plead guilty to criminal charges.
The thieving team scammed numerous people, the majority of them gay men, through the use of dating apps.
Trevone Miller, 18, is charged with capital murder, which carries a sentence of either the death penalty or life in prison without parole.