92: One Company Billed Medicare 1.3 Billion Dollars in Fraudulent Claims in Five Months and You Paid For It

Antonio Marquis Nicholson was sentenced to twenty five years as the final defendant in a child sex trafficking ring that targeted sixteen and seventeen year old girls including a runaway from another state. Jeriah Mast, an Ohio missionary, pleaded guilty to illicit sexual conduct with minors in Haiti. Andrew Wade Case got twenty seven years for exploiting a child under twelve who was in his own custody and care. Sevindik Huseynov pleaded guilty to a hundred thirty seven million in fake medical claims. Erekle Gugava was charged in a one point three billion dollar healthcare fraud network out of Russia that billed that much in five months. Trump took the voter citizenship database fight to the Supreme Court and the USPS inspector general opened a review of mail ballot rules with the midterms eight weeks out. A grand jury is now compelling testimony in a Florida investigation into whether intelligence officials conspired against Trump, with John Brennan identified as a potential target. Missouri has two courts giving opposite orders on its congressional map. General Mills and Mars are suing sugar producers over alleged price fixing. FDA foreign food inspections are down thirty five percent. HHS installed new leadership over drug and vaccine review. Novartis lost thirty two billion in value. Meta launched an AI agent that can access your email and payments. And a servant named Gehazi chased a man down for silver and carried the leprosy home with him.