Hawaii’s Medicaid Fraud Unit Faces Scrutiny Over Lack of Convictions
Hawaiʻi is under scrutiny for its lack of Medicaid fraud convictions. However, Attorney General Anne Lopez points to $14 million in settlement secured by the fraud unit.
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Trump Celebrates 80th Birthday with Iran Peace Deal and White House UFC Event
Trump marked his 80th birthday by announcing an initial agreement to end the war in Iran and hosting a UFC event at…
FBI Raids Ohio Voter Registration Group’s Office Amid Fraud Investigation
FBI agents search the office of an Ohio voter registration group, seizing documents and questioning staff amid…
Iran Rejects Ceasefire Proposal, Awaits US Deadline Amid Ongoing Hostilities
Iran rejects ceasefire proposal as Trump's deadline for reopening the Strait of Hormuz looms. US threatens to hit Iran’s infrastructure if not complied with.
Wall Street Dips Slightly as Market Awaits U.S. Economy Data
Wall Street edges lower on Friday holding to early week gains as markets await critical U.S. economic data and…
Expert Tips to Avoid Financial Stress During Holiday Season
Feeling overwhelmed this holiday season? Here are expert recommendations to avoid financial stress, from budgeting…
US Department of Transportation Threatens to Pull Funding from New York over Illegal CDLs
The US Transportation Department threatens to withdraw funding from New York for issuing commercial driver's licenses to illegal immigrants.
US Attorney Investigating NY Attorney General Asked to Resign Amid Trump Push
US Attorney Erik Siebert, probing fraud accusations against NY AG Letitia James, is told to resign or face…
NY Governor Hochul Considers Redistricting Options with Texas Democrats
NY Gov. Kathy Hochul, alongside Texas Democrats, is exploring ways to redraw New York's congressional district…
New York to Create New Charge for Masked Criminals, Says Governor Hochul
New York plans to charge individuals with a new crime if they wear masks while committing another offense, says Gov. Kathy Hochul.