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"Brett Favre Ordered to Repay $730K in Mississippi Welfare Scandal"
Mississippi state auditor Shad White is still pursuing Hall of Fame quarterback Brett Favre to repay $729,790 in interest from $1.1 million in federal welfare funds that Favre allegedly received improperly. Favre, who has already repaid the original amount, is facing legal battles and defamation lawsuits related to his involvement in the scandal, which also implicates other "well-connected people" accused of diverting $77 million in funds intended for the poor.

"Watchdog Uncovers Fake Chicago Deal: Did Trump Evade Taxes?"
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"Watchdog Uncovers Fake Loan in Trump's Chicago Deal, Raising Fraud Risk"
The Independent•1 year ago
Vatican Trial Verdict: Cardinal Becciu's Conviction Raises Questions on Papal Power
The Pillar•2 years ago
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Unveiling the Vatican's Trial of the Century: Revelations, Involvement of Pope Francis, and Verdicts Awaited
Verdicts are expected in the Vatican's complex financial trial, which involved a cardinal and nine other defendants. The trial, initially seen as an opportunity for Pope Francis to crack down on alleged financial misdeeds, failed to produce a smoking gun to support the prosecution's claims of a grand conspiracy. Instead, the trial revealed unintended revelations about Vatican vendettas, incompetence, and ransom payments that harmed the Holy See's reputation. The case centered around the Holy See's investment in a luxury London property, with allegations of fraud, embezzlement, extortion, and corruption. Cardinal Angelo Becciu, once a top adviser to Pope Francis, became enmeshed in the trial, facing accusations of embezzlement and paying for intelligence services. The trial also exposed the involvement of Monsignor Alberto Perlasca, who initially appeared as a prime suspect but later cooperated with prosecutors. The trial shed light on the pope's own role, with evidence suggesting his involvement went beyond encouragement, raising concerns about interference in the legal system.