The perspective of conservative says:
- Three Department of Veterans Affairs employees in Illinois were indicted for allegedly scheming to obtain $20,000 each through the Paycheck Protection Program, falsely claiming they were qualified for loans.
- The employees could face up to 20 years in prison for wire fraud and up to five years for false statement and documents convictions if convicted.
- A recent study found that COVID-19 school closures had little to no impact on reducing the spread of the virus, while having negative effects on children's educational outcomes.
- A California attorney and her law firm agreed to a settlement over allegations of misusing Paycheck Protection Program funds, requiring the firm to pay $204,200.34 and the attorney and her husband to pay $35,384.49 each.
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