Federal officials seek an injunction to require state agencies to provide five years’ worth of documentation. The Department of Justice has filed lawsuits against Kentucky, Pennsylvania, Michigan, and Minnesota…
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DOJ Charges Over 450 Defendants for Health Care Fraud
The 2026 National Health Care Fraud Takedown involved cooperation between federal, state, and international officials. The Department of Justice announced that charges have been brought against 455 defendants…
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U.S. Provides $1 Billion in Humanitarian and Disaster Aid to UNICEF and World Food Program
The announcement is part of the president’s “humanitarian reset,” reforming the UN humanitarian bureaucracy. The U.S. State Department recently announced new global macro awards of over $1 billion…
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House Passes Legislation to Prevent Federal Student Financial Aid Theft
The “No Aid for Ghost Students Act“ seeks to codify fraud detection measures already implemented by the Education Department. The U.S. House of Representatives recently passed legislation, introduced…
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SAMHSA Invests in Prevention of Addiction and Support for Mental Health
The funding will also strengthen the behavioral health workforce. The Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA), a division within the U.S. Department of Health and Human…
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HUD Cuts Los Angeles Homelessness Funding During Fraud Investigation
Secretary Turner said his organization will fund results, not “corrupt failure or the homeless industrial complex.” The Department of Housing and Urban Development announced the suspension of funding…
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OMB Reviews and Updates Grant Distribution Practices
The White House effort focuses on grant oversight, funding procedures, and federal award compliance measures. The Office of Management and Budget (OMB) is updating a rule for grant…
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Labor Department Requests Unemployment Insurance Funding Freeze for Pandemic-Era Claims
The departments seek to preserve federal funds associated with alleged fraudulent insurance claims. The Department of Labor and the Office of the Inspector General have announced their intention…
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Education Department Expands IDEA Funding for Students With Disabilities
New federal guidance lets states use IDEA funds to support expectant parents preparing for disability-related services The U.S. Department of Education announced a $144 million increase in funding…
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Vice President Provides Anti-Fraud Task Force Update
The Justice Department filed charges against fraudsters in Minnesota. Vice President JD Vance recently spoke about the efforts of the White House Task Force to Eliminate Fraud. The…
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