Today’s story behind the numbers: This #FBI and justice for the California doctor who stiffed taxpayers for $45 million in one of the largest fraud schemes ever uncovered in the U.S.
Violetta Mailyan—owner of a beauty and cosmetic clinic in an L.A. suburb—spent years faking and fudging records for Botox injections that were never provided or not medically needed—fraudulently billing Medicare for shots when her clinic was closed, when she was out of town, and before some patients had contacted her, even once charging a patient in prison.
The fraudulent gains were spent on lavish vacations, multiple luxury vehicles, and more than $14 million in properties and equities.
Mailyan was arrested last October and convicted at trial last month. Supported by @FBILosAngeles, this case is yet another victory in the nationwide crackdown on fraud led by the White House that has delivered billions of dollars in recoveries and savings for the country.
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Pizza Hut franchises across the country are rolling out "Pizza Hut Classic" remodels to bring back the iconic '80s and '90s dining experience.
Franchisees are reviving beloved staples like the red cups, checkered tablecloths, salad bars, and classic Tiffany-style lamps to draw families back into dining rooms.
After years of sleek modern redesigns, the old-school dine-in feel is suddenly making a comeback.
The Supreme Court ultimately will legalize the AR-15 semiautomatic rifle throughout the U.S., according to Assistant Attorney General Harmeet Dhillon. https://t.co/OzLffZXCo7
@CL4WS_OUT This is a bad example. She's an unarmed TSA Officer, not a cop or Secret Service. She was just there to operate the x ray and metal detector. What was she supposed to do? 🤷♂️
A driver is accused of trying to run over a child on a bicycle in Spokane, Washington. Witnesses say neighbors helped pull the boy to safety before calling 911. https://t.co/28FAI2y7JX