The GAO's 2025 report highlights ongoing enrollment fraud and identity verification weaknesses in the ACA marketplaces, stressing the need for stronger anti-fraud measures and legislative action.

Michael C. Okolo, former Maryland insurance agent, convicted of insurance fraud and obstruction of justice for misappropriating client funds and fabricating evidence. Further trials pending for additional charges.

GAO finds significant errors and fraud risks in Obamacare's enhanced premium tax credits amid debates on subsidy extension and healthcare costs.

Kansas Supreme Court to review critical issues in Colby Trickle's murder conviction focused on evidence admissibility and life insurance fraud claims.

A Greenwood County woman was arrested for forging a policy surrender check worth over $2,000 from American General Life Insurance Company. The case involved collaboration between SLED and the South Carolina Department of Insurance.

Coverage of the Brian Walshe trial reveals crucial forensic and insurance-related elements, including life insurance considerations and investigative evidence in a suspicious death case.

Oklahoma Attorney General intervenes in State Farm litigation alleging widespread insurance fraud in homeowners wind and hail claims, highlighting regulatory and consumer protection issues.

Iowa Republicans express skepticism over extending ACA's enhanced premium tax credits amid fraud concerns and calls for structural health care reforms. The debate affects over 130,000 Iowans relying on marketplace coverage.

Utah realtor Kouri Richins faces murder and mortgage fraud charges, involving fentanyl poisoning, life insurance fraud, and real estate financial crimes with trial set for 2026.

GAO reveals extensive fraud in Obamacare's subsidy program, highlighting systemic vulnerabilities and taxpayer risks in the Advance Premium Tax Credit system.