Trump's week in review: Clergy Act signed; $42M in SNAP fraud uncovered
From signing the Clergy Act to cracking down on food-aid fraud, the Trump administration had another busy week. And one of its quietest moves may matter most to pastors.
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Skip to main contentFrom signing the Clergy Act to cracking down on food-aid fraud, the Trump administration had another busy week. And one of its quietest moves may matter most to pastors.
A former trustees at Allen University has filed a lawsuit accusing trustees and church officials of failing to investigate, or refusing to investigate, multiple allegations of financial misappropriation and misuse of school property.
Eleven people are accused of operating a multimillion-dollar marriage fraud scheme that arranged more than 1,000 sham marriages over more than a decade, with some participants paying up to $100,000 per fraudulent marriage, according to the indictment.
A former employee of the Southern Poverty Law Center has been charged with fraud as part of a broader investigation into the far-left civil rights organization by the U.S. Department of Justice.
President Donald Trump opened a primetime address from the White House Thursday night with a blunt warning about election integrity: “If there can be no trust, there can be no greatness."
A Texas pastor has been indicted for allegedly stealing over $3.2 million from dozens of donors to church entities and using the funds for business and personal expenses.
A California public school teacher who suggested during a recent webinar that she married a man living in Gaza to help him obtain U.S. citizenship could face prosecution if investigators determine the marriage was fraudulent.






























