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Victims of Chattanooga Accountant Jonathan Frost Unlikely to Reclaim Funds, Lawyer Says

General News January 30, 2026 

Victims of Chattanooga Accountant Jonathan Frost Unlikely to Reclaim Funds, Lawyer Says

It's unlikely that Chattanooga accountant Jonathan Frost, who has agreed to plead guilty to three federal financial crimes and could then owe the government at least $70 million, has the funds to repay the government or victims.

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New Jersey Accountant Stole More Than $1M From Business Owner to Fund Sports Betting and Mortgage, State Says

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Former Chattanooga Accountant Signs Plea Deal for Federal Crimes

January 26, 2026  

Massachusetts Accountant Pleads Guilty to Prostitution, Drug Charges, Sentenced to 3 Years in State Prison

January 25, 2026  

CEOs of Target, 3M, General Mills, United Health, and Other Minnesota Companies Call for Deescalation of Violence

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Ex-Bookkeeper Gets 34 Months for Embezzling $860K From Connecticut Businesses, Feds Say
Georgia Accountant Arrested After Allegedly Tearing Down Trump Sign, Shooting at North Carolina Man’s House

General News October 24, 2025 

Georgia Accountant Arrested After Allegedly Tearing Down Trump Sign, Shooting at North Carolina Man’s House

Benjamin Michael Campbell, 38, an accountant from Atlanta, is accused of tearing down a Trump 2024 sign and firing several shots at the homeowner's property in an outburst caught on video.

People Pardoned by Trump Want Banks to Forgive Their Past, Too

General News October 23, 2025 

People Pardoned by Trump Want Banks to Forgive Their Past, Too

At stake is whether a pardon, meant to erase the legal stain of a conviction, can override the risk assessments of private lenders that are required to guard against money laundering, fraud, and other financial crimes.

Air Travel Headaches Add Pressure to Congress on Shutdown

General News October 10, 2025 

Air Travel Headaches Add Pressure to Congress on Shutdown

U.S. air travel is starting to show signs of strain as lawmakers remain divided over a government shutdown that has stretched into its second week.

U.S. Budget at $1.8 Trillion Deficit, Despite Tariffs

General News October 9, 2025 

U.S. Budget at $1.8 Trillion Deficit, Despite Tariffs

The federal government logged a $1.8 trillion budget deficit for the 2025 fiscal year, little changed from 2024 despite a surge in tariff revenues, according to the Congressional Budget Office.

Maryland Offers $700 Loans to Impacted Federal Workers

General News October 7, 2025 

Maryland Offers $700 Loans to Impacted Federal Workers

Maryland is now accepting loan applications for federal workers who are working without pay during the ongoing government shutdown, the state Department of Labor announced Monday.

Expectations Low for Prevention of Government Shutdown

General News September 29, 2025 

Expectations Low for Prevention of Government Shutdown

President Donald Trump and top congressional leaders have strong political incentives to stoke the ongoing stalemate during a White House meeting Monday even as they drive the U.S. to its first government shutdown in nearly seven years.

California Wildfire Victims Get One Year of Mortgage Relief Under New Law

General News September 26, 2025 

California Wildfire Victims Get One Year of Mortgage Relief Under New Law

Legislation that allows victims of the Jan. 7 fire storms to receive up to a year of mortgage relief was signed by California Gov. Gavin Newsom as an urgency measure that takes effect immediately.

Los Angeles Tech Startups Get Big Cash Infusion as Silicon Valley Pivots to Defense

General News September 26, 2025 

Los Angeles Tech Startups Get Big Cash Infusion as Silicon Valley Pivots to Defense

This year, venture capital deals in L.A.-area defense tech companies have exceeded $4 billion.

Government Plans to Use Emergency Powers to Bail Out Coal Mines

General News September 25, 2025 

Government Plans to Use Emergency Powers to Bail Out Coal Mines

At the same time, the White House has halted wind projects and rolled out policies that disadvantage solar and other renewable energy sources.

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General News September 15, 2025 

Trump’s Medicaid Cuts Were Aimed at ‘Able-Bodied Adults.’ Hospitals Say Kids Will Be Hurt

Republicans insist that President Donald Trump’s cuts to Medicaid were aimed at reducing fraud and getting more of its adult beneficiaries into jobs. But the side effects may include less care for sick kids.

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Small Business August 29, 2025 

Off-Peak Shopping Trends Demand Smarter Tax Tech for Retailers

As 85% of consumers begin summer shopping in late winter, businesses face a new peak season – and a growing need for automated tax technology to manage product complexity and compliance

Isaac M. O'Bannon

U.S. Consumer Confidence Little Changed in August

General News August 26, 2025 

U.S. Consumer Confidence Little Changed in August

By partisan affiliation, confidence weakened in August among both Republicans and Democrats but was little changed for Independents.  

Isaac M. O'Bannon

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