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State postpones long-awaited welfare depositions after attorney’s termination
The postponed depositions are an unsurprising development following the abrupt removal of the private attorney on the case and Gov. Tate Reeves’ recent lukewarm statements on the litigation.
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Congressman asks feds to investigate former Gov. Phil Bryant’s welfare spending influence
Former Gov. Phil Bryant is facing another high-profile call for a federal investigation into his role in the Mississippi welfare scandal.
State subpoena targets Gov. Bryant’s communication with USM Athletic Foundation
The attorney for Mississippi’s welfare department wants to see what conversations former Gov. Phil Bryant may have had about using grant funds to build a volleyball stadium, a Brett Favre pet project, at their alma mater.
‘It doesn’t look good’: At 3-year mark, more questions than answers in Mississippi welfare fraud scandal
At the three-year mark since state investigators looked into welfare misspending, there remain as many questions as answers.
Former Gov. Phil Bryant should be sued over misspent welfare funds, civil defendant argues to court
A recent court filing from Austin Smith, nephew to the now disgraced former welfare director John Davis, is loaded with explosive allegations.
‘Whipping child’: Nancy New asked highest officials for help before arrests in welfare scandal
Private texts show the News seemed surprised to be the subject of a probe officials eventually called the largest public embezzlement bust in state history.
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