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St. Louis Home Healthcare Owner Indicted for $800k Fraud of Medicaid, VA Systems
Home healthcare company owner, Natavia Boyd-Wells, faces indictment for defrauding Missouri Medicaid Program and U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs of over $800,000.
Susan Smith Case: Impact and Deception 30 Years After Tragic Drownings
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The Susan Smith case, in which the mother drowned her two sons 30 years ago, continues to resonate in the…
DirectRelief’s 2024 Impact: Over $1.4B in Medical Aid and Support in 89…
DirectRelief, a leading humanitarian medical assistance provider, reaffirms its commitment to delivering free…
Trump Nominates Ex-WWE Head, Voucher Proponent as Education Secretary
Former WWE chief executive Linda McMahon has been nominated by the president-elect as secretary of the Department of Education, despite her relative obscurity in education circles.
NC Republicans Override Cooper’s Veto, Allocate Billions to School Vouchers
The North Carolina Senate has overridden Governor Cooper's veto of HB 10. The bill will expand the state’s private…
Finding Working-Class Representation: Election Proves Leaders Should Reflect…
Growing up at construction sites, the author learned the value of expertise from those doing the work. They discuss…
NC Lawmakers Prioritize Immigration Fears, School Vouchers Over Infrastructure
NC communities grapple with underfunded schools and lead-contaminated water as the state's Republican leadership focuses on immigration laws and private school vouchers.
Florida Ophthalmology Practice Settles DOJ’s $1.3M Kickback Allegations
U.S. DOJ settled with a Florida ophthalmology practice for $1.3M over kickback allegations and false claims…
Susan Smith, Convicted of Killing Her Children, Eligible for Parole – CNN
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Susan Smith, who was convicted for drowning her two young children 30 years ago, is up for parole. Some…
Western NC Seeks Increased Support as General Assembly Reconvenes
Post-Hurricane Helene, western North Carolina is in dire need of financial support for the recovery of the region. Locals argue that more assistance is needed to support small businesses and help the tens of thousands of people who are now out of work.