FCC Proposes Reforms to Federal Lifeline Program to Prevent Fraud

Commissioners intend for the changes to ensure only eligible recipients receive aid through the program. Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Chairman Brendan Carr announced that the commission will be…

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Education Department Finds CA Violated Parents’ Rights Under FERPA Law

Secretary McMahon says that the state’s education department “egregiously abused its authority.“ The U.S. Department of Education’s Student Privacy Policy Office (SPPO) found that the California Department of…

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CMS Administrator Reports Even More Health Care Fraud in California

Fake hospice and home health care providers are estimated to have taken in billions of dollars in health care funding in L.A. County. Centers for Medicare and Medicaid…

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Vice President Announces New DOJ Task Force to Address Fraud

The task force will directly address issues in Minnesota before branching out nationwide. Vice President JD Vance recently announced a new federal task force that will focus exclusively…

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DHS Announces Fraud Investigation in California

California is next in a series of other fraud investigations set to take place after the massive Minnesota fraud scandal was uncovered. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Secretary…

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Federal Judge Rules Teachers May Tell Parents About Children’s Gender Identity Struggles

The decision overrules California law requiring teachers to hide children’s gender expression from parents. District Judge Roger Benitez determined that federal law allows school employees to inform parents…

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U.S. Representative LaMalfa Dies at 65

The fourth-generation rice farmer from California was serving his seventh term in Congress. U.S. Representative Doug LaMalfa died of an aneurysm and heart attack while being taken for…

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Federal Judge Rules Administration Can Share Certain Medicaid Data with ICE

The judge ruled that the administration “is clearly authorized by law” to share data across six categories. U.S. District Judge Vince Chhabria ruled last week that the Department…

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Interior Transfers Public Land to Navy for Border Security Expansion

Land along California’s southern border is being released as security concerns rise. The Department of the Interior announced the transfer of public land to the U.S. Navy to…

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USDA Secretary Takes Action to Protect Water Supply

Secretary Rollins is concerned about the impact that shutting down the Potter Valley Hydroelectric Project would have on farmers. U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) Secretary Brooke Rollins filed…

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