Brooklyn DA urged to investigate voter fraud following report by NYC Board of Elections
The city’s election commission has asked Brooklyn prosecutors to launch a voter fraud investigation after discovering that absentee ballots were issued in the names of deceased individuals for a city council race. The Board of Elections (BOE) is requesting the Brooklyn District Attorney’s Office to examine two particular cases regarding the District 47 election, which […]
Denver Couple Charged in Multi-Million Dollar Cryptocurrency Fraud Scheme
Denver Pastors Indicted for Cryptocurrency Fraud Elizio Peter and Caitlyn Marie Legalad, who lead the online-only Victory Grace Church, have been charged in Denver with allegedly swindling investors out of at least $3.4 million through a cryptocurrency scam. A recent indictment lists multiple felony counts against the couple, asserting they used their Indian Coin business […]
Possible fraud victim alerts others about a ‘jury duty scam’ that nearly swindled her out of money
Concerns Rise Over Jury Duty Scam Victims of recent scams involving court clerks are coming together, calling for justice against the deceitful tactics employed by fraudsters. People have unexpectedly missed their jury duty and are now receiving alarming calls from scammers claiming there are arrest warrants issued against them. “A fraudster contacts the victim, insisting […]
George Santos shares emotional goodbye on social media before heading to prison for wire fraud
George Santos Reflects Before Prison Sentence Former Congressman George Santos shared a dramatic farewell on social media Thursday night, just hours before he was set to begin serving his federal prison sentence for fraud and identity theft. “Well, the Darlings… the curtains are down, the spotlights are dark, and the rhinestones are packed in,” Santos […]
Mark Levin criticizes the mortgage fraud scandals involving favored Democrats
Mortgage Fraud Allegations Involving Democratic Figures Mark Levin has noted a troubling connection between Democrats and mortgage fraud, expressing skepticism about their integrity. He suggests many, if not most, are essentially con artists. One significant case involves New York State Attorney General Letitia James, who is under investigation for various mortgage-related infractions. Allegedly, she not […]
UnitedHealth acknowledges investigation by the DOJ regarding Medicare fraud
UnitedHealth Group’s shares dipped on Thursday after the company disclosed that it is under investigation by the Justice Department. The healthcare giant indicated that it is cooperating with federal agents, responding to both criminal and civil inquiries. In its filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission, UnitedHealth emphasized its history of compliant behavior and responsible […]
Texas Attorney General faces investigation over tax incentives and mortgage fraud
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton and his wife Angela have owned a $1.5 million home in a gated Dallas community for several years. They also have a couple of other properties, including one in Austin, which they showcased in 2015. However, there’s an issue. The mortgage paperwork they signed inaccurately labeled all three homes as […]
500 NYC taxis will install cameras to combat fraud groups staging fake accidents and abandoning passengers.
New Pilot Program for NYC Taxis Tackles Insurance Fraud A new initiative is set to install vehicle surveillance cameras in 500 New York City taxis. This pilot program aims to combat the so-called “cartels” that are responsible for billion-dollar insurance fraud schemes involving taxis. Dubbed “Operation Bright Eyes,” the program aims to put an end […]
Appeals court gives Mike Lindell victory in battle over $5M election fraud challenge
Federal Appeals Court Rules in Favor of Mike Lindell A federal appeals court ruled on Wednesday that Mike Lindell, the CEO of MyPillow, will not have to pay $5 million to a software developer who claimed victory in a contest related to allegations of foreign interference in the 2020 election. The decision, made unanimously by […]
Is Medicaid filled with fraud? A man shares his reasons for bending the rules.
In Montana, a man named James, who relies on government-subsidized health insurance, has been trying to juggle his job while maintaining his old car, using it to make sandwiches after working long hours. He decided only to share his middle name for fear of losing his health coverage or being wrongfully accused of Medicaid fraud. […]