DOJ Unseals $250 Million Pandemic Funding Fraud

“Brazen scheme” largest COVID-19 funding fraud yet uncovered. Federal prosecutors with the Department of Justice (DOJ) have indicted 47 people linked to the Minnesota nonprofit organization Feeding Our…

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FTC Advisory Group Seeks to Prevent Scams Against Older Adults

Representatives from government agencies and the private sector to collaborate. The Federal Trade Commission, along with representatives from 13 federal and state government agencies, will hold its first…

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Administration Focuses on Cryptocurrency Regulation

Federal departments implement actions to curb fraud and money laundering. Administration officials spoke last week about the publishing of reports identifying gaps in cryptocurrency regulation. The reports call…

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Feds Probing Mexican Passports with Middle Eastern Names

DHS memo says, there are over 30,000 of them. According to a Department of Homeland Security memo, a “high number” of people with Middle Eastern names are traveling…

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Justice Department Charges Former Congressman of Fraud

Terrance John “TJ” Cox indicted on 28 counts. The Justice Department unsealed the indictment of former Congressman Terrance John “TJ” Cox this week. Cox is charged with 15…

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Blockchain Company CEO Pleads Guilty for Fraud

Executive admits to falsifying reviews, white papers, and professional relationships. This week, the Department of Justice (DOJ) announced that Michael Alan Stollery, CEO and founder of Titanium Blockchain…

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Supreme Court Limits Anti-Hacking Laws

Justice Amy Coney Barrett writes for majority. The Supreme Court ruled 6-3 in favor of police sergeant Nathan Van Buren. The FBI had charged him with fraud and…

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Secret Service Recovers Stolen Unemployment

$2 billion in benefits returned from funds stolen during the pandemic. More than $2 billion in stolen unemployment benefits over the course of the COVID-19 pandemic have been…

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Supreme Court Restricts FTC’s Power

Unanimous decision says FTC cannot force companies to pay restitution. The Supreme Court issued its decision in the case of AMG Capital Management, LLC v. the Federal Trade…

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