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09 Feb 2024 ( mohave.tv ) Alaska, renowned for its breathtaking landscapes and diverse culture, also grapples with a darker reputation: corruption. Recent findings from the Institute for Corruption Studies at Illinois State University rank Alaska as the most corrupt state in America, once again. This...

06 Feb 2024 ( The New York Times ) Federal prosecutors in Manhattan unsealed bribery and extortion charges on Tuesday against 70 current and former employees of the New York City Housing Authority, a sweeping indictment for a troubled organization. Damian Williams, the U.S. attorney for the...

28 Jan 2024 ( BBC ) Ukraine's security service says it has uncovered corruption in an arms purchase by the military worth about $40m (£31m). The SBU said five senior people in the defence ministry and at an arms supplier were being investigated. It said the defence officials...

13 Jan 2023 ( euractiv ) Italy’s hard right government is scrapping the crime of abuse of office, setting Rome on a collision course with Brussels over a law supporters say is essential to fighting corruption. Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni’s coalition claims the offence deters mayors from...

08 Jan 2023 ( Washington Post ) The New York State Attorney General’s civil corruption case against the National Rifle Association, its longtime leader Wayne LaPierre and other defendants centers on alleged mismanagement that cost the nonprofit organization millions of dollars. The trial, which is scheduled for...

23 Dec 2023 ( Express.co.uk ) One of Vladimir Putin’s top generals in charge of Russia’s “Satan-2” nuclear weapons has been arrested. Lieutenant General Oleg Frolov, 61, was charged along with two other alleged co-conspirators. Frolov, who is the deputy director of the Russian space agency Roscosmos, has been accused...

23 Dec 2023 ( hindustantimes ) Ukraine’s Defense Ministry said it uncovered an attempt by some officials to purchase artillery shells at inflated prices, revelations that came after Defense Minister Rustem Umerov pledged to weed out corruption in the military sphere. One official was detained and others...

14 Dec 2023 ( NewsFirst.uk ) In a landmark bi-partisan move, the U.S. Congress has approved the Foreign Extortion Prevention Act (FEPA) as part of the annual defense spending bill.  This new law will make it a crime for foreign officials to solicit or accept bribes from...