Praise for Gloria Steinem’s heartfelt tribute to an abortion provider
Gloria Steinem’s Tribute to her Abortion Doctor Recently, an article by USA Today highlighted late activist Gloria Steinem’s heartfelt acknowledgment of the doctor who facilitated her abortion in 1957, a time when such procedures were illegal. This piece, written by Clare Mulroy, appeared following Steinem’s passing at age 92. The title of the article, “Gloria […]
Inactive Connecticut autism service provider ordered to repay $710K for Medicaid fraud
Settlement Over Medicaid Fraud for Autism Service Provider Trading Spaces, a former autism behavioral services provider situated in Glastonbury, has reached a settlement with the state for $710,815 to address allegations of Medicaid fraud. According to a statement from Connecticut Attorney General Tong, this settlement comes after claims that the provider, Trading Spaces ABA, LLC, […]
Michigan childcare provider received $1.1M in public funds but might not be real
Investigation into Michigan Child Care Provider Michigan lawmakers are looking into a child care provider that received over $1.1 million in taxpayer-funded fees, even though it seems not to operate at its listed address. This inquiry is mainly focused on First Premier Learning Academy and Daycare located in Clinton Township, as prompted by the Michigan […]
Dispute over Medicaid enrollment persists for Rochester therapy provider while others find relief
Medicaid Billing Issues Affecting Rochester Health Providers A resolution regarding Medicaid billing is offering some relief for health care providers in Rochester, but one clinic is still in limbo. Recently, it was reported that three local Medicaid providers faced potential disenrollment from the program, which would mean halting their services. As of now, two of […]
Doctor found guilty of charging Medicare more for Botox than any other provider in the US
Minnesota Fraud Mastermind to Be Sentenced in $250 Million Scheme In a recent discussion on the “Outnumbered” panel, Emily Compagno and her colleagues talked about the Minnesota coronavirus fraud case, where Amy Bock is due for sentencing in a $250 million fraud scheme. This situation has raised concerns regarding the lack of awareness or cooperation […]
Large utility provider will not disconnect power for unpaid bills when temperatures reach 95 degrees Fahrenheit or higher.
Arizona’s Power Company Agrees to Settlement Over Thermal Outages Arizona’s largest utility, Arizona Public Services (APS), has reached a settlement of $7 million to resolve a lawsuit that arose partly due to the death of an 82-year-old woman during a power outage in 2024. The Attorney General, Chris Mays, announced that the company has agreed […]
Hospice provider says most are genuine – but fraud does occur
Experienced hospice operators have come to the industry’s defense, acknowledging that while fraud is a concern, it isn’t the whole story. Kevin Tutunjian, who started In the Arms of Grace Hospice in Los Angeles back in 2011, pointed out that the issue is “subtle.” He believes that most of the industry consists of genuine, hardworking […]
New York City removes Israeli drone provider from Brooklyn Navy Yard after Mamdani assumed office
A manufacturer based in New York City, which provided drones to Israel for monitoring the Gaza Strip border, has been dismissed from the city-owned Brooklyn Navy Yard. This decision came just six weeks after Mayor Zoran Mamdani, known for his pro-Palestinian stance, took office. The Brooklyn Navy Yard Development Company chose not to extend the […]
Ring cuts ties with police tech provider following backlash from Super Bowl ad: ‘surveillance state’
Amazon’s Ring has decided to terminate its collaboration with the police technology company Flock Safety. This move comes after significant criticism sparked by a Super Bowl advertisement that many felt illustrated a potential “surveillance state.” The ad highlighted Ring’s “Search Party” feature, which purportedly helps reunite owners with lost pets. By uploading an image of […]
Mexico overtakes Venezuela as Cuba’s leading oil provider during political turmoil
The Venezuelan regime under Nicolás Maduro has historically supported Cuba, America’s nearby communist counterpart. But with Maduro now incarcerated in New York, U.S. lawmakers and experts are shifting their focus to Mexico, which has quietly taken over Venezuela’s role as Cuba’s primary oil supplier. As of January, Mexico provided about 13,000 barrels of oil per […]