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Texas Counselor Convicted for $26 Million TRICARE Fraud

The verdict signals increased federal enforcement of fraud against military health benefits, with sentencing and possible asset forfeiture to follow.

Esos Rings Founder Convicted in Nearly $2 Million Ponzi and COVID-Loan Fraud

LeShon Johnson Sentenced to Five Years for Running Large Dogfighting Operation

Pirro's D.C. Office Suffers Rare String of Mistrials and Acquittals

Tennessee Man Gets 77 Years for Role in 764 Extremist Network

Federal Jury Convicts Two Alleged Houston Gang Leaders in 2017 Drive-By Killing

Former Attorney Sentenced to Nine Years for $8 Million Loan Fraud

Jordan Refers Jack Smith to DOJ Over Alleged False Testimony

Former High Museum COO Pleads Guilty to Federal Theft Charge

SPLC Pleads Not Guilty to Federal Fraud and Money-Laundering Charges

DOJ Aide Aakash Singh Tied to Collapsed Chicago Midway Blitz Prosecution

Man Pleads Guilty to Ramming Car Into Chabad-Lubavitch Headquarters

Former NFL Player Joel Rufus French Sentenced to 16 Years for $197 Million Medicare Fraud

DOJ Seeks Dismissal With Prejudice of Case Against Two Ex‑Louisville Officers in Breonna Taylor Raid

Grand Jury Indicts Anar Rustamov in $90 Million Medicare Advantage Fraud as Suspect Remains At Large

Utah Man Sentenced to Three Years for Crypto Fraud and Unlicensed Money Transfers

Unsealed Order Shows DOJ Leaders Pressed Abrego Garcia Prosecution as ‘Top Priority’

Jack Smith to Launch Law Firm With Heaphy, Harbach and Windom in January

DOJ Leaders Denounce Virginia Judges Over Handling of Lindsey Halligan

Federal Grand Jury Indicts L.A. Childcare CEO on 16 Counts in Child Exploitation Case