Justice News Alex Hart Raley Jr., who received millions from an individual subsequently found liable for violating the False Claims Act by paying kickbacks, has agreed to pay $2.3 million to reso...

On May 25, 2022, OIG posted an Advisory Opinion analyzing a medical group’s proposal to employ an individual excluded from participation in federal health care programs to perform marketing tasks...

A county attorney in Utah has said a “tragically mentally ill woman” is behind allegations that he and his wife cannibalized children and participated in a ritualistic child-abuse ring. At a June...

A prominent ransomware group claimed Monday it has successfully attacked cybersecurity giant Mandiant, and will release company files. LockBit 2.0 — a ransomware-as-a-service variant that can cla...

The “accommodations and food services” industry was the largest recipient industry of Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) funds. Under the Program, eligible small businesses could apply for low-int...

Greenpeace has voluntarily dismissed, for now, a lawsuit alleging Walmart Inc. deceptively touts its private-label plastic products as “recyclable,” according to a filing in a federal court in Ca...

By an edhat reader SB Police are responding to the SBUSD (Santa Barbara Unified School District) offices at 720 Santa Barbara Street for a weird incident. Reporting party called dispatch and stat...

Matthew Grimes, an assistant to Colony Capital LLC founder Tom Barrack, asked a judge for a separate trial from his boss on charges they were unregistered agents who tried to influence the Presid...

Citizens may file whistleblower complaints or qui tam actions against violators (persons or companies) through a variety of mechanisms. The two most common mechanisms for complaint filing in the ...

Louisiana voters will get to decide on a proposed constitutional amendment that would prohibit non-U.S. citizens from voting in elections. House Bill 178, sponsored by Rep. Debbie Villio, R-Kenne...