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The forgotten $25 million

The forgotten $25 million

KARE-11 reports,  A hidden $25 million? New twist in Minnesota Medicaid fraud case It’s an “old” fraud case, Evergreen Recovery, dating from 2024. Evergreen is accused of stealing tens of millions from Medicaid, through an addiction treatment business formerly...

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Anti-Fraud summer tour: the video

Anti-Fraud summer tour: the video

Now up on Youtube is a video of the Chaska stop (#12 out of 20) on the 2026 Anti-Fraud summer tour. Bill Walsh and your correspondent feature in the 65-minute presentation. Source link

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$1 Million FRAUD Earmark

$1 Million FRAUD Earmark

STOP THE TAPE on Klobuchar’s $1 million earmark… Check out the American Experiment Podcast! This week we STOP THE TAPE on Klobuchar’s $1 million earmark, see why children’s hospitals around the country are backtracking on their sex-change programs, and expose...

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Former int’l fugitive freed, awaiting trial

Former int’l fugitive freed, awaiting trial

Kaamil Omar Sallah, a recently returned international fugitive accused of Medicaid fraud, was released from custody this morning, following a court hearing at the federal courthouse in downtown Minneapolis. Your correspondent was there. Sallah has been indicted...

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Nuke the Mandate, Free the Nukes! RFI submission summary

Nuke the Mandate, Free the Nukes! RFI submission summary

I summarise below my submission, of 8,000 words and 25 pages, from September 14, 2026 to the 32 questions in the Request for Information (RFI) by the Great Plains Institute (GPI) regarding the Minnesota Nuclear Energy Study (MNES) that ends on January 30, 2027....

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More Minnesota students fell behind than improved last year

More Minnesota students fell behind than improved last year

Last August, the Minnesota Department of Education put out a press release on the 2025 statewide assessment results and reported that overall student performance on the reading and math Minnesota Comprehensive Assessments (MCAs) had remained “steady.” Education...

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