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Four previously debunked hoaxes about the wealth and criminal cases of the Marcos family are again making the rounds on social media. Originally posted by a YouTube channel on Sept. 19 and reupload...

MoloLamken partner Caleb Hayes-Deats explains how a recent False Claims Act settlement between the DOJ and Prosperity Bank involving loans under the Paycheck Protection Program should serve as not...

Images on social media of African leaders taking bus rides to the state funeral of Queen Elizabeth II in September 2022 gave rise to false claims. One claim alleged coaches were reserved only for A...

A major pharmaceutical company agreed to settle a qui tam action for improperly influencing doctors to prescribe medications that caused the submission of false claims to Medicare and Medicaid. (Qu...

Blake Masters, the Republican nominee for U.S. Senate in Arizona who has baselessly denied the results of 2020 election, on Thursday called Joe Biden the “legitimate president” and said he had seen...

Another West Texas jury will be called next April for a second criminal trial of Paul Kruse, the retired Blue Bell Creamery president from Brenham, TX. The first jury, empaneled Aug. 1 this year, ...

Imagine this scenario. Your small business that is eligible for set-asides and incentives under the state or federal government’s disadvantaged business programs (such as Disadvantaged Business En...

Lake Charles, LA (KPLC) - The state is encouraging Louisiana school systems to download an app that aims to keep students safe. It’s a joint effort with Crimestoppers called “Say it Here,” and so f...