California takes down 10 fake Obamacare websites
SACRAMENTO, California (Reuters) – Authorities in California shut down 10 fake Obamacare websites, amid nationwide concern among law enforcement officials about potential fraud during the program’s rollout, the state’s attorney general said on Thursday…
California takes down 10 fake Obamacare websites
SACRAMENTO, California (Reuters) – Authorities in California shut down 10 fake Obamacare websites, amid nationwide concern among law enforcement officials about potential fraud during the program’s rollout, the state’s attorney general said on Thursday…
Investment adviser pleads guilty to trying to defraud NBA union
NEW YORK (Reuters) – The founder of an Ohio firm that provided investment advice to the National Basketball Association players’ union pleaded guilty Thursday to a $3 million fraud scheme and lying to a grand jury.
Obama, under political pressure, offers fix to healthcare policy
WASHINGTON (Reuters) – President Barack Obama bowed to political pressure from his fellow Democrats on Thursday and announced a plan to let insurers renew for one year the health plans for Americans whose policies would be otherwise canceled due to Oba…
In Arizona, a closely watched vote to decide solar policy’s fate
LOS ANGELES (Reuters) – Proponents of solar power will face off with Arizona’s biggest utility on Thursday in a last-ditch effort to sway regulators who are preparing to rule on the fate of a little-known solar subsidy that, if altered, would be a blow…
Ohio jury finds man guilty in $100 million bogus Navy charity
CLEVELAND (Reuters) – An Ohio jury convicted a man of running a fake charity for U.S. Navy veterans that raised nearly $100 million from donors in 40 states, finding him guilty on 23 counts including identity fraud for using a false name in the scam, a…
Woman convicted of stalking actor Alec Baldwin, sentenced to jail
NEW YORK (Reuters) – An aspiring Canadian actress accused of stalking Emmy-winning actor Alec Baldwin was convicted on Thursday and sentenced to 210 days in jail.
Detroit mediator asks foundations to support pensions, art: report
DETROIT (Reuters) – The federal judge overseeing mediation in the Detroit bankruptcy case has proposed that nine nonprofit foundations create a fund to prop up the city’s threatened pension funds and defend the city-owned art in the Detroit Institute o…
After accidents, U.S. railroads seek tougher tank car standards
NEW YORK (Reuters) – U.S. railroads on Thursday called on regulators to improve safety standards for tank cars carrying flammable liquids following a boom in transporting oil by rail and a spate of accidents and spills.
U.S. Treasury signs pact with France for anti-tax evasion law
WASHINGTON (Reuters) – The United States has signed an anti-tax evasion agreement with France, the 10th country to join a U.S. global dragnet that goes into effect next July, the U.S. Treasury said on Thursday.
