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Doctor Mehmet Oz, now head of the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, has cut off several billers for demonstrable fraud.
New Jersey deliberately ignores the large welfare fraud problem it has. So also do California and other blue States.
Phoebe Gates started Phia, which used click fraud to generate millions of illicit revenue while advertising with a climate-panic theme.
The CEO of a non-profit operator of homeless shelters clearly self-dealt when buying meals for residents - from her own businesses.
The New York State Museum abused its federal grant from the U.S. Geological Survey by deliberately forging employee timesheets.
Maryland's SNAP program gives food stamps to felony convicts, the estates of dead beneficiaries, and in one case to a lottery winner.
A town clerk and treasurer embezzled town funds to buy a puppy, a sofa, and many more items with a total value of more than $675,000.
A North Carolina housing authority director pleaded guilty to defrauding a federally funded program after defrauding her agency.
Frank Bisignano, head of the IRS and lead Commissioner of Social Security, highlights stopping $99 million in improper payments to the dead.
School districts nationwide lost nearly a quarter of a billion dollars to various fraud schemes and have recovered only a fraction of this.
