Vice President JD Vance announced on Wednesday that the Trump administration would "temporarily halt" over $200 million in Medicare funds for Minnesota in an effort to address fraud in the state.

Miranda Lenins said her phone rings so often she is afraid to look at it. The Federal Communications Commission states on its website that caller ID spoofing occurs when a caller deliberately ...

The announcement came a day after Trump announced the vice president would take on a new role leading the administration's anti-fraud efforts.

JD Vance said the move is to ensure Minnesota "takes its obligations seriously to be good stewards of the American people's tax money." ...

CMS is freezing $259.5 million in federal Medicaid funding to Minnesota, citing unsupported or potentially fraudulent claims in the state’s program. “We have decided to temporarily halt certain ...

The federal government must do a better job of folding aging services providers into healthcare solutions as it seeks to reduce administrative burdens, limit unnecessary hospitalizations and improve ...

The move, announced by Vice President JD Vance, targets alleged health-care fraud and signals a broader crackdown that could extend to other states.

Vice President JD Vance announces temporary halt of Minnesota Medicaid payments following alleged $19 billion fraud scandal. Mehmet Oz says largest fraud enforcement ever taken.

CMS Administrator Dr. Mehmet Oz said his agency paused the payment of $259 million of deferred Medicaid payments to Minnesota ...

Teaching people what the fraudsters are doing so that they can avoid becoming victims to begin with is a critical part of what the agencies are doing.