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Did your ancestors fight in the Civil War? If so, you can inspire your family to become interested in family history by taking them to Civil War sites and to

George Santos is one of only six expelled House members in U.S. history. From Confederate rebels to zany criminals, a look back at the House's most disgraced lawmakers before him: John Clark, John Reid, Henry Burnett, Michael 'Ozzie' Myers and Jim Traficant.

The 311-114 bipartisan vote to expel George Santos followed months of scandal that culminated in a federal criminal indictment.

With his expulsion from the House of Representatives on Friday, George Santos, R-N.Y., joined a select group of disgraced U.S. politicians consigned to that ignominious fate. In the history of Congress, only 20 members — five representatives and 15 senators — had previously been removed from office by a vote of their peers, according to the Congressional Research Service. The reason for most of the earlier ousters was disloyalty to the United States, specifically for backing the Confederacy over

The House will vote Friday on whether to expel Rep. George Santos from Congress. Here's how the process works and what happens next.