Colleague falsely claimed he invited ‘little girls’ to home Nonrenewal due to student complaint, college said A male former Navarro College art professor whose contract wasn’t renewed after a fe...

The US government opposes Dish Network Inc.'s latest bid to end a False Claims Act suit alleging that the company used sham small businesses to win at auction FCC communications licenses worth bil...

Commentary The former president knows the more outrageous he is, the more his statements will resonate in the echo chamber Former President Donald Trump has a true knack for keeping himself very ...

TAMPA and RALEIGH, N.C. – Ruth Bianca Fernandez has been sentenced to three years in prison for her role in a conspiracy to commit health care fraud and for making a false statement in a matter in...

THE LOOP — A federal jury sided with Chicago Public Schools in its handling of a high-profile scandal involving Lincoln Park High School’s athletics program that led to the former interim principa...

Amber Group has yet to publicly address the latest reports around its financial health, outstanding liabilities, and its retail business, despite saying certain claims against the company have bee...

Benton, Ill. – A federal grand jury in Benton, Illinois, returned a six-count indictment charging Theresa Kelly, 56, of Herrin, Illinois, with engaging in a scheme to seek approved medical leave an...

For the past three years, Thomson Reuters has surveyed state and local government workers to find out how confident they are in their efforts to investigate, detect, and prevent government fraud, ...

Harry Potter author JK Rowling has insisted she does not believe she has been cancelled, and that the rare occasion she did make reference to her so-called ‘cancellation', it led to her making a pr...

Late last week, Paul Andrecola, a Maple Shade native, was sentenced to five years in prison for selling more than $2.7 million worth of pesticides he falsely claimed were registered with the U.S. E...