The US Justice Department has approached a federal appeals court in an effort to stop California from counting more than 20,000 mail-in ballots ahead of the November midterm elections, escalating a dispute over voter eligibility and federal authority…
United StatesAn Oklahoma City landlord and property owners agreed to pay $52,500 and adopt safeguards to settle a federal familial-status discrimination suit.
The Justice Department opened a civil-rights investigation into alleged firearm-permit delays in Middletown and Waterbury, Connecticut.
Fifteen defendants face federal charges in several Los Angeles healthcare-fraud cases involving more than $1.8 billion in allegedly false claims.
A federal indictment accuses Virginia state senator Lillie Louise Lucas and six others of racketeering, drug, fraud, money-laundering and firearms offences.
A new DOJ-HHS pilot offers healthcare companies coordinated civil resolutions for qualifying False Claims Act self-disclosures made by April 22.
The FTC sued GovAssist, Entry and their owner over alleged government impersonation, misleading passport promises and fake reviews.
ASIC accepted the cancellation of an auditor’s registration and an authorised audit company’s registration following surveillance concerns.
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