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Bondi issues guidance on Trump order making English official language

Dual US-China Engineer Pleads Guilty to Stealing Missile Sensor Trade Secrets

52% Right coverage: 27 sources

Theft · United States See the Story

Puerto Rican Religion Teacher Indicted on Sex Trafficking Charges Involving Two Minors

63% Right coverage: 8 sources

Crime · San Juan See the Story

Los Angeles County Deputy Pleads Guilty to Smuggling Over a Pound of Heroin into Jail

80% Center coverage: 15 sources

Police · Castaic See the Story

Noah Lamb Indicted in Telegram-Fueled Plot to Assassinate Federal Officials

71% Center coverage: 45 sources

Terrorism · United States See the Story

US Arrests Chinese Agents in Navy Espionage Scheme

52% Center coverage: 148 sources

China · United States See the Story

Two Mississippi Pharmacists Indicted in National Health Care Fraud Takedown

Coverage: 10 sources

BISMARCK, ND (KXNET) — Former Bismarck mayoral candidate Isaac Afoakwa is among hundreds charged nationwide in what officials are calling the largest health care fraud enforcement action in U.S. history. The charges are part of the U.S. Department of Justice’s 2025 National Health Care Fraud Takedown, a sweeping effort that has resulted in criminal charges against 324 defendants in connection with more than $14.6 billion in alleged false billing…Department of Justice · Bismarck See the Story

Inside Operation Gold Rush, largest health care fraud bust in U.S. history

50% Center coverage: 4 sources

Gerald Quindry was facing a quandary. The 73-year-old retired engineer received a statement last year that Medicare, his health insurance provider, had been billed $15,500 for urinary catheters — but his doctor had never ordered them, and Quindry never wanted nor received them. Quindry complained to Medicare. But he said the representatives seemed nonplussed by his complaint, and he could find little information about the incident himself beyond news reports of catheter-related fraud in the government program.US Crime · United States See the Story

Former Venezuela spymaster pleads guilty to narcoterrorism charge ahead of trial

51% Center coverage: 55 sources

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