A new Government Accountability Office report says the Department of Veterans Affairs and Medicare Advantage need additional steps to reduce improper-payment and fraud risks.
The Education Department has begun a one-time review of previously submitted 2026–27 FAFSA forms as part of a nationwide effort to prevent fraud in federal student aid.
A new Government Accountability Office review finds continuing weaknesses in fraud-risk controls across 20 federally funded programs administered by states and local governments.
A July 23 Hartford briefing highlighted March legislation changing recount procedures, voter-data protections and election-dispute authority statewide.
A new GAO review found that 15 of 20 major state-administered federal programs lacked documented, systematic fraud-risk assessments.
A new HHS-OIG evaluation found Medicaid managed-care fraud-referral deadlines range from one day to 270 days, with uneven training, enforcement and feedback.
July 15, 2026 GAO report says GSA hasn’t set mutually agreed timeframes with agencies using Login.gov to fix reported technical issues—hurting reliability and anti-fraud controls.
GAO says CMS safeguards on HealthCare.gov don’t fully stop unauthorized agent/broker actions. Here’s what to verify in your account now.
FinCEN’s June 12 guidance lets banks share more suspected-fraud data under Section 314(b), while immigration-related compliance pressure looms.
