Radical transparency and skin-in-the-game accountability.
The Justice Department announced the 2026 National Health Care Fraud Takedown, which resulted in charges against 455 defendants in connection to over $6.5 billion in health-care fraud. It is encouraging that law enforcement uncovered one of the largest health-care fraud schemes in American history. But it is simultaneously alarming because it raises an obvious question: How much more fraud has not been uncovered?
A coordinated legal and policy network is constraining American energy and industry while advantaging China.
Michael Lucci
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