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Another fraud, another probation sentence
This time, it was a Medicaid fraud, involving the personal care assistance (PCA) program and occurred in state court. But otherwise, the result is the same. From the Minnesota Star Tribune, Guilty plea in largest Medicaid fraud case in state history…
Sunlight Over Secrecy: Why HB 763 Matters
Louisiana works best when government operates in the open. At the Pelican Institute, that’s a…
Constitutional Fund Dedications are No Way to Craft a…
Louisiana voters will consider five constitutional amendments when they got to the polls on May 16.…
Food-scandal-linked nonprofit gets City grant
The City of Minneapolis announced yesterday the awarding of $1 million in grants for “recovery of…
DR. OZ Withholds Another $91 Million in Minnesota…
In a significant escalation of efforts to combat fraud, the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid…
Week in Review: The Off-Cycle Deception
Off-cycle elections are not an accident of scheduling—local governments routinely choose to put major spending decisions up for a vote when they know most people aren’t paying attention, amplifying the influence of public sector unions and other…
Connecticut Unions Promote May Day Actions That Raise…
Connecticut labor unions are promoting a May Day mobilization built around a simple message: step…
Gov. Walz admits that approvals for Minnesota’s Paid…
Since it launched, as and when the data have become available, I have been tracking the performance…
Illinois lawmakers sandwich in less crucial bills
Not all of the nearly 3,100 bills introduced this year in Springfield aim at top voter…
Aimee Bock/Star Tribune mystery deepens
So where did the Minneapolis Star Tribune get hundreds of confidential FBI witness interview…
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