Tennessee Conservative
Following An Official Sentence Recommendation From Federal Prosecutors Earlier This Month, Former Senator Brian Kelsey (R-Germantown) Has Officially Been Sentenced To 21 Months In Federal Prison For Campaign Finance Fraud Charges.
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Former Tennessee Senator Brian Kelsey (R-Germantown) Is Awaiting An Official Sentence After Pleading Guilty In November Of Last Year To Two Campaign Finance Conspiracy Charges Related To His 2016 Congressional Run.
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Tennessee Attorney General Skrmetti Has Defended His Investigation Of Vanderbilt University Medical Center’s Clinic For Transgender Health, Saying It’s A Fraud Investigation Meant To Protect Taxpayer Dollars. He Maintains That His Investigation Is Not About Politics.
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Two Clarksville Real Estate Agents Managed To Swindle Over $6 Million From More Than 100 People In A Commodity Pool They Called “Blessings Of God Thru Crypto.”
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Taxpayers Lost Nearly $200 Billion To Fraudsters That Was Meant For Struggling Small Businesses, According To A New Watchdog Report On The Small Business Administration’ Covid-Era Pandemic Relief Programs.
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Vanderbilt Medical Center Is Being Investigated By Attorney General Jonathan Skrmetti’s Office For What They Are Calling “Potential Medical Billing Fraud”.
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Former State Sen. Brian Kelsey Won’t Be Allowed To Change His Guilty Plea On Charges That He Illegally Funneled Money To His Failed 2016 Congressional Campaign.
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Tennessee’s Attorney General Jonathan Skrmetti Has Joined With 32 Other State Attorneys General In Urging The U.S. Supreme Court To Overturn A Pair Of Lower Court Rulings That Could Have Broad Implications For Whistleblowers, And The Government’s Ability To Go After Public Fraud.
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The U.S. Treasury Department’s Office Of Foreign Assets Control Sanctioned Eight Mexican Companies And Three Members Of The Violent Mexican Cartel, Cartel De Jaslisco Nueva Generacion (CJNG), For Targeting Americans And Others In A Timeshare Fraud Scam In And Near Puerto Vallarta, Jalisco, Mexico.
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Slightly More Than $1 Out Of Every $5 Distributed In Unemployment Insurance Payments During The Pandemic Could Have Been Improper, Mostly Fraud.
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