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America Is Bleeding Billions To Fraud — How AI Could Shut It Down | Eastern NC Now

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By A Margin, Mark York
| Eastern NC Now
America Is Bleeding Billions To Fraud — How AI Could Shut It Down Publisher's Note: This post appears here courtesy of the The Daily Wire. The author of this post is Mark York. Fraudsters are robbing America blind. The federal government estimates fraud costs a family of four roughly $4,000 each year. Fraud is the inevitable byproduct of a bloated bureaucracy that spends $11 trillion annually at the federal, state, and local levels.
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America Is Bleeding Billions To Fraud - How AI Could Shut It Down

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By Mark York
| The Daily Wire Verified
— News and Commentary — Modern AI tools automatically flag anomalies like spikes in billing and implausible service delivery. • Mar 4, 2026   DailyWire.com • Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images Fraudsters are robbing America blind. The federal government estimates fraud costs a family of four roughly $4,000 each year. Fraud is the inevitable byproduct of a bloated bureaucracy that spends $11 trillion annually at the federal, state, and local levels.
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Bechtel Parsons presents innovation grant to Madison County Schools

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By Mark York
| Richmond Register Verified
Innovative classroom activities in Madison County schools are getting a boost thanks to a donation from Bechtel Parsons Blue Grass. Teachers from eight different schools are sharing the $10,000 BPBG grant which they will use to promote student-centered learning activities that focus on science, technology, engineering and math.
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