On Monday, the U.S. Supreme Court declined to hear a case against Michigan Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson, challenging the state’s process for canceling the voter registration for dead individu...

Eight score and three years ago, on March 2, 1863, President Lincoln signed the False Claims Act (“FCA”) during the Civil War as an attempt to combat rampant profiteering by contractors and supplie...

Where a relator pleads a complex and far-reaching fraudulent scheme with particularity, and provides examples of specific false claims submitted to the government pursuant to that scheme, a relato...

Tesla’s leadership in Germany is coming out swinging against local media, accusing a major outlet of running a calculated campaign of "false information" to stir up trouble at the company’s Europe...

LATAH COUNTY, Idaho — On Friday, Feb. 27, a federal jury decided that a TikTok influencer is liable for $10 million in damages after the defendant wrongfully accused a University of Idaho professo...

Federal law enforcement agencies have stepped up healthcare fraud enforcement, forcing providers to spend more time and money on defense. Featured Stories Insurers back Medicare coding rule ahead ...

This morning, several media outlets have shared a video from a Turkish-language reporter claiming that Iran had attacked the Incirlik Air Base in Türkiye. However, the report is false: no attacks ...

False claims that a political party and a municipal ballot counting system were involved in fraud spread on social media after the Feb. 8 House of Representatives election. Such allegations could ...

A 45-year-old social media content creator has been arrested by the Ashanti Regional Police Command for allegedly publishing false information about police officers on TikTok — content he later ad...

Multiple defense officials told DefenseScoop Sunday that a viral message purporting to be from U.S. Cyber Command wasn’t sent by the command. The message claimed Cybercom was warning troops to tur...