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Republican Congressman George Santos is indicted on 13 felony charges. He was charged with wire fraud,

money laundering, theft of public funds, and making false statements. And these basically break down

into three schemes. And the US sends troops to the southern border in preparation for the exploration

of the immigration policy known as Title 42. There's a lot of sort of back and forth discussion

among the migrants themselves about what they would do. Several people came through one of those

holes in the fence, made their way into El Paso proper, if you will, and sprinted across the desert

floor away from the border. Plus, why the West needs Russia to power its nuclear comeback.

It's Wednesday, May 10th. I'm Ann Marie for Tolly for the Wall Street Journal. This is the PM edition

of What's News, the top headlines and business stories that moved the world today.

Republican Congressman George Santos was indicted today on federal charges that he

embezzled contributions, fraudulently obtained unemployment benefits, and filed false federal disclosure

forms. Santos selected last year to represent parts of Long Island and Queens surrendered to

authorities this morning and made an appearance in federal court and central iSlipp this afternoon.

Joining me now with more is our Courts Your Border Corrine Ramy. Corrine, what happened?

Santos appeared in court this afternoon where he pleaded not guilty to all 13 charges.

The judge released him on a bond, which was secured by three co-signers. And in court, his lawyer,

Joe Murray, told the judge that he needed to be able to travel because he was running for re-election.

And he needed Joe Murray said the freedom to engage in that election activity.

And so the judge said he could travel in New York City, Long Island, and DC, and then also said

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