WASHINGTON — A former U.S. House staffer was arrested on suspicion of stealing nearly 240 government cellphones, valued at $150,000, federal prosecutors said on Monday. According to the office of U.S.

Christopher Southerland allegedly ordered and resold more than $150,000 worth of phones while working for the House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee.

A former congressional IT aide is accused of abusing his trusted access to steal roughly 240 taxpayer-funded cellphones worth more than $150,000, shipping them to his Maryland home and selling most of ...

Federal prosecutors have charged a Maryland man with orchestrating a years-long theft scheme inside the U.S. House of Representatives, alleging he stole hundreds of government-issued cell phones and ...

A Glen Burnie man and former congressional employee was arrested and charged in connection with the theft of 240 government cell phones.Jeanne Pirro, the U.S. attorney, announced the charges and ...

A former congressional employee from Maryland is accused of abusing his access on Capitol Hill to steal hundreds of government-issued cell phones — then quietly funneling them into a local pawn shop, ...

The US House of Representatives, that glorious and efficient gathering of We the People, has been hit with yet another scandal. Like most (non-sexual) House scandals, the allegations here involve ...