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‘A little bit of blood’: Mississippi tech company settles welfare scandal suit
Here’s how a VR tech company got ensnared in the Mississippi welfare scandal and why it still maintains its innocence after settling a state civil lawsuit.
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Welfare agency set to depose Brett Favre, but both want to conceal transcripts
Former NFL quarterback Brett Favre is set to give sworn testimony in the ongoing welfare fraud civil suit at the end of this month. But Favre and the state have asked a judge to seal transcripts and other evidence.
Welfare head pleaded guilty to federal charges one year ago. What’s happened since?
More than four years after the start of the Mississippi welfare investigation, and one year after the first major federal plea, none of the seven people pleading guilty have been sentenced as they continue to cooperate with investigators.
What exactly is Gov. Tate Reeves’ involvement in the welfare scandal?
Whether Gov. Tate Reeves is involved in the multimillion dollar welfare scandal has emerged as one of the top issues of the 2023 campaign for governor. Here’s what we know based on our reporting and key communications.
Supreme Court blocks Brett Favre’s escape from welfare fraud lawsuit
The Supreme Court denied former NFL quarterback Brett Favre’s attempts to escape a civil lawsuit over the Mississippi welfare scandal.
Welfare department removes burdensome requirement from child care program
Mississippi no longer requires mothers to sue their child’s father for support in order to qualify for child care assistance.
Anna Wolfe answers reader questions about the Mississippi welfare scandal
Author of The Backchannel Anna Wolfe answers reader questions about the Mississippi welfare scandal.
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