Ohio Governor Mike DeWine today announced that he is implementing several new fraud prevention initiatives to strengthen and build-upon long-standing efforts to fight fraud, waste, and abuse in the ...

A handful of federal programs haven’t been doing enough to protect against fraud, according to a new Government Accountability Office audit that follows reports that DOGE’s pledge to root out waste, ...

A recent report stated that of the $193 billion U.S. taxpayers pay for veterans' care and impairment, some cases are illegitimate. Federal officials and lawmakers don’t deny that fraud exists due to ...

“Fraud, waste and abuse” in government programs is the Republican mantra. We’ve heard it hundreds of times, but haven’t been shown much evidence of any of these. The fact is, Trump and subservient ...

Healthcare spending represents nearly $5 trillion of the United States economy, making it a prime target for scammers. Meanwhile, surging national medical costs and increasingly sophisticated attacks ...

Optum Rx is leaning on artificial intelligence as it looks to address costly fraud, waste and abuse in the pharmacy space. The company is deploying real-time AI analytics that identify potential ...

Highly touted efforts to cut health care spending, such as the recently passed One Big Beautiful Bill Act, ignore the real sources of waste, fraud, and abuse such as Medicare Advantage overpayments ...

When President Donald Trump finds a phrase that he likes, he sticks with it. “Fake news,” “drill, baby, drill,” “witch hunt” — he’s sometimes a walking karaoke machine playing his own greatest hits.

Fraud, waste, and abuse in California could hit $250 billion, according to a new analysis of hundreds of whistleblower tips commissioned by Republican gubernatorial candidate Steve Hilton and state ...

The Trump administration seeks a claw back billions in foreign aid following an "exhaustive review". But officials at USAID say it did not conduct a review of foreign aid programs it has terminated.

Bombshell, or bust? That’s the question hanging over a recent preliminary report from the Government Accountability Office about Affordable Care Act subsidy fraud. The nonpartisan watchdog’s report (1 ...