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Updated: Apr 5 2021, 20:36 ET MATT Gaetz admitted he's "not a monk" amid a sex-trafficking scandal, but insisted that the "DC swamp is like the mafia" out to get him. The Florida representative made the claims in a new column, where he strongly denied ever paying for sex or being involved with a teen girl, as allegations have claimed. 5 5 Gaetz is engaged to Ginger LuckeyCredit: Getty News broke last week that Gaetz was being investigated by the Justice Department, and multiple scandalous allegations have come out since. Gaetz, however, has insisted that the stories are just that -- and are ...

Justice Dept. Inquiry Into Matt Gaetz Said to Be Focused on Cash Paid to Women The congressman and a former official in Florida sent money to the women using cash apps, receipts showed. Representative Matt Gaetz, Republican of Florida, was first elected to the House in 2016 at the age of 34 and cast himself as a die-hard Trump supporter.Credit...Anna Moneymaker/The New York Times April 1, 2021Updated 10:19 p.m. ET WASHINGTON — A Justice Department investigation into Representative Matt Gaetz and an indicted Florida politician is focusing on their involvement with multiple women who were re...

Updated: Apr 2 2021, 1:14 ET REP Matt Gaetz has been accused of paying sugar babies for ecstasy-fueled romps in hotels - though he maintains he has never paid for sex. The Florida Republican is currently being probed by the Justice Department over allegations that he had a sexual relationship with a 17-year-old, a claim he's also denied. 7 7 Gaetz is engaged to Ginger LuckeyCredit: Getty A new report from The New York Times alleges that the investigation is focusing on payments made by Gaetz and Joel Greenberg, the former tax collector in Seminole County, Florida, to multiple women who were r...

Article content City’s ticket bluff isn’t going to work The city is threatening a crackdown on student parties by issuing tickets with substantial penalties. These tickets have been issued in the past with no perceivable change. Until we learn that someone has actually been forced to pay a fine from one of these tickets, the whole process will just be viewed as a bluff and rightly so. To be a deterrent, the fines need to be enforced. Ken Minshull, London Snowmelt exposes abominable mess The snow has melted and it’s disgusting to see so many used doggie bags and garbage on our walks.