Trump sent more than 2,000 federal law enforcement personnel to Minnesota this month in response to fraud allegations against ...

ThinkCareBelieve has published an article on Week 52 of the Trump 2.0 Administration has been full of surprises. Although Law ...

One thing that is fairly clear following Thursday's announcement by the White House of the proposal of what they're calling ...

The Trump administration has escalated its campaign against alleged benefits fraud, freezing social services funding for five Democratic-led states and announcing a new fraud-focused position in the ...

President Donald Trump announced Thursday the creation of a new Department of Justice division dedicated to national fraud enforcement, expanding federal efforts to investigate and prosecute ...

An investigation into large-scale fraud at the Kosovo Insurance Bureau has resulted in the arrest of 39 people, including two former officials, over allegedly manipulated traffic accident compensation ...

Acting U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) Director Todd Lyons said Tuesday the agency is carrying out the "largest immigration operation ever" in Minneapolis that has already nabbed a ...

Insurers in the U.S. lose roughly $308 billion to fraud per year—nearly 25% of the industry’s total value. Within the property and casualty and auto insurance sectors alone, annual fraud losses can ...

First American’s Todd Jones said uneven market conditions, distressed assets and sophisticated fraud are reshaping title risk. Underwriters are seeing more bad actors, especially in commercial real ...

Four people were indicted and charged for their roles in an alleged scheme to file fraudulent travel insurance claims and steal hundreds of thousands of dollars from different insurance companies, ...

From fraud to wildfires, lawsuits and climate disasters dominated property and casualty insurance news in 2025. A series of top stories focused on a New York civil lawsuit that had accused clinics and ...

Kansas Attorney General Kris Kobach says 59-year old Tammi Sue Moore Topeka was sentenced to 14 months in prison for submitting a fraudulent insurance claim. Moore pleaded as charged on Nov. 7th, 2025 ...