A New River couple has been sentenced to federal prison for defrauding Arizona’s Medicaid program of $12 million through a Mesa clinic that billed for services never provided. Prosecutors said the case is part of a much larger Medicaid fraud investigation that has led to dozens of convictions and hundreds of charges statewide.
An Oro Valley Man is accused by federal prosecutors of using millions in loans for his claimed business on an expensive home, luxury vehicles and travel.
PHOENIX — A company that said it can help veterans secure higher benefits has agreed to a penalty of nearly $2 million to settle a complaint t…
The Arizona Health Care Cost Containment System, Arizona's Medicaid agency, is launching an artificial intelligence-driven detection and preve…
To suggest that no amount of fraud occurs in the SNAP program is wrong. In the May 4th ADS article, State Senate Majority Leader John Kavanagh…
U.S. lawyers are warning clients not to treat AI chatbots as confidential after a New York federal judge ruled a former CEO must turn over cha…
A data breach at travel site Booking.com has left customers vulnerable to a sophisticated scam in which fraudsters pose as hotel staff to get …
Artificial intelligence chatbots have quickly become part of everyday life, helping with everything from writing emails to planning trips. But…
12/27/25: A6 “Medicaid paid over $200M for dead people”.
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