Will Steakin is an Investigative Reporter at ABC News. He covers a range of topics including government and politics, law and legal affairs, and cybersecurity, often focusing on significant figures such as Donald Trump, Joe Biden, and Ron DeSantis. Will's work has been featured in prominent outlets including Yahoo Sports UK, ABC 7 Chicago, and various ABC Network News affiliates.
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Matt Gaetz resigned from Congress Wednesday after Trump picked him for AG.
By: Will Steakin
Donald Trump's nominee for attorney general, former Rep. Matt Gaetz, allegedly paid for two women in 2019 to travel to New York to have sex, a lawyer for the women says.
A hacker gained access to an online secure document-sharing file between attorneys involved in a civil lawsuit brought by a close friend of former Rep.
By: Will Steakin
The document was shared between attorneys in a civil lawsuit involving Gaetz.
By: Will Steakin
The House Ethics Committee obtained records, including a check and records of Venmo payments, that appear show that then-Rep.
The committee has a reputation for being tight-lipped. The bipartisan House Ethics Committee will meet Wednesday behind closed doors, where
By: Will Steakin, Lauren Peller, John Parkinson
The House Ethics Committee voted Wednesday against releasing its report on Rep. Matt Gaetz after multiple rounds of votes, a source told ABC News. All Republicans on the committee voted against its release, the source said.
Trump's advisers have said the president-elect still backs Pete Hegseth.
Gaetz withdrew his name from consideration for attorney general last month.
Former GOP Rep. Dent predicts that few Republicans will come to Gaetz's defense.
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