George Santos will have plenty on his plate when he’s sworn in today. House investigations into possible campaign finance law violations are already being prepared, along with questions about that almost impressively massive mountain of lies he told the voters regarding his personal history. But now he has another shadow looming over him. Authorities in Brazil have announced that they are restarting a criminal case against Santos involving a stolen checkbook and will seek a formal response from him this week. But no matter how or even if he responds, they plan to move forward with the case. If convicted, Santos could face up to five years in a Brazillian prison, assuming they can ever get their hands on him. (NY Times)Read More