In some of the poorest neighborhoods of Brooklyn, some hospitals are struggling thanks to Medicare and Medicaid not keeping up with growing hospital expenditures. New York’s ...

Nurses in New York are urging legislators to combat a chronic staffing problem in hospitals and nursing homes by establishing legal requirements for minimum staffing levels. From the ...

American Growth Funding and it’s owner, Ralph Johnson, was charged with fraud after Johnson allegedly lied to investors who purchased high-yield securities, according a complaint ...

The FBI is currently investigating what may appear to be fraud concerning pain-killing medical creams. Some claim that the creams may have no medicinal value, or that the creams may ...

A former NFL tight end has been found guilty in an ongoing Ponzi scheme case. The Associated Press reports that Stu Voigt, who played for the Minnesota Vikings from 1970 to 1980, was ...

The Governor of Massachusetts, Gov. Charlie Baker, has announced a plan that will grant nursing homes $30 million in funds. Many unions in the state are hoping that the money will ...

An Oklahoma City nursing home owner has been ordered to pay $1.6 million by a federal jury after he fraudulently transferred money from his nursing home’s bank account in order ...

In a statement on Sunday, the New York Attorney General and the Securities and Exchange Commission said that two major global banks have reached a $154.3 million settlement in their ...

State Street Corp agreed to pay $12 million to settle fraud allegations relating to a pay-to-play scheme to win Ohio pension fund contracts. The company’s former head of public ...

In Kentucky, a scammer claiming to be a “Sergeant Joe Crews” offers help resolving a federal warrant that has been issued against the victim. The scam is similar to the ...