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- Irish national sentenced in multi-state home repair fraud scheme
Date: April 7, 2026 Providence – An Irish national who was living unlawfully in the United States was sentenced today in federal court in Rhode Island for his role in a scheme to defraud homeowners in Rhode Island and Massachusetts…
- Survey: Epoch Times Readers Want Greater Accountability for Government Fraud
While 99 percent of surveyed readers believe public program fraud is more widespread than reported, 35 percent think authorities are doing a good job. The Trump administration says it has increased efforts to fight fraud within the federal…
- Iowa Gov.-elect Sand aims to lead on ‘common sense’ policies
Iowa Gov.-elect Rob Sand speaks during an election night watch party Tuesday at the State Historical Society of Iowa in Des Moines. JOHNSTON — Rob Sand, who will be sworn in as Iowa’s 44th governor in January, said Friday he wants to…
- ‘A smooth transition’: Lujan Grisham, Haaland discuss transfer of power
SANTA FE, N.M. — A “smooth transition of power.” That’s what Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham and Governor-elect Deb Haaland promised Friday as they met to discuss what the next few months will look like as New Mexico switches administrations…
- Attorney General Ellison sues to block unprecedented changes to Medicaid eligibility that will kick Minnesotans off healthcare
H.R. 1 compels states to enforce unprecedented new work requirements or lose all Medicaid funding — fundamentally changes Medicaid from a healthcare program to a work program that leverages healthcare for compliance Changes Congress passed…
- What will Rob Sand do as Iowa governor? His record offers clues
As Iowa's state auditor, Rob Sand spent years scrutinizing how the government spends taxpayer money and pushing for greater accountability from elected officials. Find all of The Courier's coverage here of local and state results from the…
- Criminal charges have been filed against Caprice Mathies-Hill for allegedly submitting over $1 million in fraudulent claims to the state's Medicaid program
Nov 6, 2026, 1:23 PM CT Investigative findings indicate that the defendant enticed members to enroll with Abby’s Clubhouse by providing non-covered promotional items like diapers and baby wipes, which she then billed back to the state…
- Healthcare Execs Indicted For Defrauding DC Medicaid $14M - Law360
Healthcare Execs Indicted For Defrauding DC Medicaid $14M Law360 Try our Advanced Search for more refined results The Practice of Law Deep News & Analysis Healthcare Execs Indicted For Defrauding DC Medicaid $14M Law360 is on it, so you…
- Midlothian raid targets four locations in multi-agency investigation
MIDLOTHIAN, Texas - Law enforcement officials are raiding several locations in Midlothian in Ellis County. The Midlothian Police Department confirmed its detectives are helping with an investigation that spans across four addresses…
- Iowa Gov.-elect Rob Sand emphasizes need for Iowa government to work together
Iowa Gov.-elect Rob Sand, emphasized Friday that his priorities, and those of Iowa lawmakers, will need to be the product of collaboration now that Republicans' trifecta majority has been divided. "We don't elect a dictator, right? We…
- Governor-elect Becerra must quickly confront state budget mess Newsom left behind
The most fundamental — and arguably most important — duty of a California governor is managing the state budget. Xavier Becerra, the former attorney general who won the governorship Tuesday, must submit a new budget to the Legislature just…
- Georgia Man Sentenced to Prison for $1.25 Million in Pandemic Fraud
A Georgia man has been sentenced to federal prison for pandemic fraud. Hugh A. Brown, Jr. was sentenced to federal prison for fraudulently obtaining roughly $1.25 million in pandemic relief and auto loans. According to U.S. Attorney…
- Theft charges to be dismissed against former dental office employee after probation, restitution
A former administrative assistant at a Brookline dental practice who was accused of using forged insurance checks to steal from the business will have her charges dismissed after 30 days of probation and paying restitution. In July, Emilia…
- LA Man Sentenced to Prison for $3.8M COVID Benefits Fraud
A Los Angeles man was sentenced Friday to two years behind bars for pocketing more than $3.8 million in COVID-19 business-relief loans for shell companies he set up. Gevork George Dagliyan, 50, pleaded guilty in February to one federal…
- Judge sentences key figure in $250M Minnesota food fraud scheme
Salim Said, described by prosecutors as an architect of the $250 million Feeding Our Future fraud scheme, was sentenced to 30 years in federal prison and ordered to pay more than $44 million in restitution. FOX 9 reporter Emily Pofahl, who…
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