US DOJ Charges Nearly 200 Doctors, Nurses in $2.7 Billion Healthcare Fraud Bust

US DOJ Charges Nearly 200 Doctors, Nurses in $2.7 Billion Healthcare Fraud Bust

The US Department of Justice has launched a nationwide crackdown resulting in charges against nearly 200 individuals involved in healthcare fraud schemes totaling over $2.7 billion


California Moves to Ease Employer Penalties for Labor Violations

The California Legislature approved bills to amend the Private Attorneys General Act, reducing penalties for some employers while requiring corrective actions for violations.

Tesla Ordered to Address Toxic Emissions After 100+ Violations at Fremont Plant

Tesla must address air quality issues at its Fremont manufacturing facility after the Bay Area Air Quality Management District cited it for over 100 violations related to toxic emissions, mandating an abatement order and a plan to rectify the problem.

Brazil Decriminalizes Possession of Marijuana for Personal Use, First and Largest Country in Latin America to Do So

Brazil has recently decriminalized marijuana for personal use, marking a significant development in the country's stance on drug policy.


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