Justice Dept. moves on $836M in alleged covid fraud
In one of the largest national crackdowns on fraud targeting federal coronavirus aid, the Justice Department on Wednesday said it had brought 718 law enforcement actions in connection with the alleged theft of more than $836 million. To save an economy in free fall, congressional Democrats and Republicans starting in 2020 adopted coronavirus aid packages…
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