Federal unemployment benefits money siphoned off
According to data from the US Department of Labor, the government had issued up to $872 billion in pandemic assistance to be given out as unemployment benefits, however, almost 10% of this amount has been siphoned off or lost due to improper payment and other frauds. Unprecedented funding from the ...
Organized thieves rampage through America
Black Friday sales and the holiday rush have always been a concern for retailers but this year they have to worry about something even bigger, organized thieves and shoplifting. ...
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