Fraud and waste found in small business grants awarded by NASA

By Laurel Adams

Over a four year period, NASA awarded grants worth $112 million in an attempt to engage small businesses doing innovative research. A review

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NASA inspector general lack of oversight

By The Center for Public Integrity

Nondisclosure forms needed as contractor ranks grow

By Julie Vorman

One-fourth of Pentagon’s war zone pay to civilians was improper

By Julie Vorman

Pentagon’s annual financial report still unreliable, inconsistent

By Julie Vorman

Health care fraud cases drop despite bigger budget

By Joe Eaton

The official line at the Department of Justice is that investigators are battling Medicare and Medicaid fraud like never before. But the mos

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Medicaid to get tougher on drug makers’ price reporting

By Julie Vorman

Grassley, Wyden introduce bill to make Medicare data public

By Joe Eaton

Medicare fraud out of control

By The Center for Public Integrity

Analysis — Death panels, fact and fiction

By Wendell Potter

Excerpts from this story referencing "Fraud":

"… rtment of Justice to ramp up their efforts at fighting health care crooks. Fraud and abuse has long hobbled the Medicare program, by some estimates siphoni …"

"… budget.In response, Holder and Sebelius in 2009 announced the Health Care Fraud Prevention and Enforcement Action Teams (HEAT) initiative, an expanded int …"

The Bush 100

By Derrick Wetherell

WASHINGTON, January 14, 2002 — The average net worth of the individual members of the Bush cabinet, including the President and Vice Preside

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Who bankrolls Bush and his Democratic rivals?

By The Center for Public Integrity

Our broken government

By Josh Israel

The top officials

By The Center for Public Integrity

Harken's Ivy League underwriter

By John Dunbar

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WikiLeaks more effective than SEC, says Enron whistleblower

A former Enron accountant who blew the whistle on fraud at the energy giant says she doesn't trust the Securities and Exchange Commission to

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Lack of regs fueled accounting scandal

By The Center for Public Integrity

Reform reading: WikiLeaks has trove of U.S. bank documents

By Julie Vorman

Consumer group: Electricity price-gouging feared until bids made public

By Jim Morris

Bush has a new top career patron

By Alex Knott

Bailout watchdog probes suspected TARP fraud at 64 banks

The government watchdog charged with overseeing the $700 billion bank bailout fund is claiming broad success in cracking down on individual

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Newsmaker interview: Bailout watchdog warns of "doomsday cycle"

By Peter H. Stone

August 6, 2010

By Julie Vorman

TARP helped stabilize financial institutions, but future success questioned

By Laurel Adams

Treasury Dept. scolded for rejecting anti-fraud measures in bank capital program

By David Heath and Julie Vorman

Fraud cases fell while Pentagon contracts surged

By Nick Schwellenbach

The number of defense contracting fraud and corruption cases sent by government investigators to prosecutors dropped precipitously under the

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Pentagon’s contract examiners need to cooperate

By Julie Vorman

Pentagon contract fraud policy may not match reality

By Nick Schwellenbach

Lack of contract oversight puts billions at risk

By Laurel Adams

Audit finds poor controls on millions of dollars in Afghan police program

By The Huffington Post Investigative Fund

Excerpts from this story referencing "Fraud":

"… aud and corruption. The Justice Department set up the National Procurement Fraud Task Force in 2006 to “fight procurement Fraud more effectively,” acco …"

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Pentagon contract fraud policy may not match reality

By Nick Schwellenbach

The Defense Contract Audit Agency — the Pentagon's front-line defense from contractor rip-offs — has been under fire since last summer, when

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Fraud cases fell while Pentagon contracts surged

By Nick Schwellenbach

Pentagon contracting audit chief removed following critical Senate hearing

By Nick Schwellenbach

Pentagon’s contract examiners need to cooperate

By Julie Vorman

Lack of contract oversight puts billions at risk

By Laurel Adams

A good time to be a white-collar criminal?

By Nick Schwellenbach

The Securities and Exchange Commission has said that it failed to pursue a variety of allegations about Bernard Madoff’s alleged Ponzi schem

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Methodology

By David Donald

FBI brags about chasing down mortgage fraudsters but big banks are left untouched

By Michael Hudson

GOP candidates in foreclosure capital say government not the solution to crisis

By Michael Hudson

Commentary: The mega-banks behind the meltdown

By Bill Buzenberg

FBI director: Mortgage fraud investigations continue to jump

By Nick Schwellenbach

In written testimony before Congress today, FBI Director Robert Mueller admitted that the growing numbers of mortgage fraud investigations “

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The fraud squad

By Howard Goodman

Reporter Michael Hudson Talks Mortgage Fraud on KCBX

Countrywide whistleblower chosen for Ridenhour award

By Michael Hudson

Whistleblowers ignored, punished by lenders, dozens of former employees say

By Michael Hudson

FBI brags about chasing down mortgage fraudsters but big banks are left untouched

By Michael Hudson

FBI report identifies mortgage fraudsters of all stripes – except banks

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A good time to be a white-collar criminal?

By Nick Schwellenbach

Bank of America pays $108 million to settle latest case against troubled Countrywide unit

The appraisal bubble

By Joe Eaton

More mortgage fraud reporting?

By Kat Aaron

Excerpts from this story referencing "Fraud":

"… hers got under way before President Obama created . . . the Financial Fraud Enforcement Task Force in November 2009, and many of them were well on the …"

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