Over the last few months, numerous public employees across the country have been arrested for fraud involving the misuse of COVID-19 relief funds. See the potential biases and similarities in reports from nytimes, foxnews and wsj:
Some $100 billion has potentially been stolen from Covid-19 relief programs designed to help individuals and businesses harmed by the pandemic, the U.S. Secret Service said.
The funds have “attracted the attention of individuals and organized criminal networks” world-wide, the agency said in a news release, though its estimate of stolen benefits represents just a fraction of the trillions of dollars in government relief provided since last year. The Secret Service said it would work closely with a variety of federal agencies—including the Labor Department and Small Business Administration, which...
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