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WATCH: Federal officials testify on fraud prevention in small business loan programs

By Courtney Vinopal

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Trial date set for Steve Bannon in fundraising fraud scam

A May 2021 trial date has been set for President Donald Trump's former chief strategist on charges that he cheated donors to a group seeking to fund a southern border wall.

By Larry Neumeister, Associated Press

Politics Jan 17

Ex-Rep. Collins gets over 2 years in insider trading case

The Republican pleaded guilty in October to conspiracy to commit securities fraud and lying to law enforcement officials.

By Larry Neumeister, Associated Press

Politics Nov 01

Justices to consider key tool used by regulators in fraud cases

The justices said Friday they will hear an appeal contending that the Securities and Exchange Commission lacks the power to seek repayment, or disgorgement, of profits from people who have been found to violate securities law.

By Associated Press

Education Sep 13

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Admissions scandal highlights ‘disconnect’ between colleges’ message and action

The college admissions scandal that engulfed several Hollywood figures this year has essentially delivered a public indictment of some elite institutions. It has also sparked a larger conversation about admissions, access and inequity throughout American higher education. Paul Tough has…

Jun 12

Israeli PM’s wife accepts plea deal for spending government money on lavish meals

By Isabel Debre, Associated Press

Sara Netanyahu will pay around $15,000 in fines to quietly close the case, which accused her of running up large tabs at luxury restaurants for friends and family while the official prime minister's residence employed a full-time chef.

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Mar 25

U.S. attorneys charge Michael Avenatti with extortion and wire, bank fraud

By Brian Melley, Larry Neumeister, Associated Press

U.S. prosecutors on two coasts have charged President Donald Trump critic and attorney Avenatti with extortion and bank and wire fraud.

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Mar 13

Paul Manafort faces new fraud charges on top of 7.5 years in prison. Read the indictment

By Erica R. Hendry, Daniel Bush

The former Trump campaign chair was indicted Wednesday for allegedly running a multi-million dollar mortgage fraud scheme in New York four years ago.

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Dec 04

Former Florida Rep. Brown gets 5-year prison sentence in fraud case

By Associated Press

A federal judge on Monday sentenced former U.S. Rep. Corrine Brown to five years in prison on fraud and other charges related to a purported charity for poor students that she used as a personal slush fund.

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Sep 14

To prevent identity theft, government will issue new Medicare cards

By Lauren Neergaard, Associated Press

While the first mailings of new cards begin next April, Congress has set an April 2019 deadline for all beneficiaries to have received one.

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