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Dr. Oz names 5 states in fraud crackdown as Trump admin targets Medicaid abuse
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crime1d ago

Dr. Oz names 5 states in fraud crackdown as Trump admin targets Medicaid abuse

  • Oz says CMS is targeting five states—Minnesota, California, Florida, New York, and Maine—for intensified Medicaid and hospice fraud enforcement.
  • Oz says the effort aims to revalidate high‑risk Medicaid providers with a 10‑day deadline for states to respond.
  • Oz links fraud crackdown to larger concerns about foreign involvement in Medicaid schemes, mentioning potential Russian and Chinese influence.
  • The administration points to Minnesota's $250 million Feeding Our Future fraud case as a backdrop for the new crackdown.
  • Oz stresses that states run Medicaid while federal taxpayers fund it, underscoring the federal role in enforcement.
  • The crackdown description includes possible scrutiny of durable medical equipment and hospice providers.
  • The effort involves a task force led by Vice President JD Vance and coordination with Oz and CMS.
  • Oz signals ongoing nationwide review, aiming to tighten oversight beyond the initial five states.
  • The White House and GOP environment frame the issue within a broader push against fraud in federal programs.
  • The interview mentions the potential involvement of foreign governments in fraud beyond U.S. borders.
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Opinion | Because of Trump, FEMA is dangerously underprepared for hurricane season
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politics6h ago

Opinion | Because of Trump, FEMA is dangerously underprepared for hurricane season

  • The administration is debating deeper FEMA workforce cuts as hurricane season nears, signaling heightened risk for response capacity.
  • More than 5,000 FEMA employees have left or been pushed out since the second Trump term began, weakening agency staffing.
  • Critics warn the loss of mitigation programs shifts disaster risk to states lacking resources.
  • Gregg Phillips, appointed to a high FEMA role, is criticized for lacking emergency-management background.
  • Despite his appointment, critics say the root problem at FEMA lies beyond a single appointment and includes leadership gaps.
  • Top FEMA positions remain vacant with no permanent Senate-confirmed administrator since inauguration.
  • Reports suggest Cameron Hamilton may be nominated, but critics doubt qualifications for leading FEMA.
  • There are concerns that disaster aid decisions have been politicized, with varying approval rates by state leadership.
  • The piece calls for rebuilding FEMA’s workforce, restoring preparedness programs, and fair aid delivery based on need.
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