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U.S. Treasury Announces New Whistleblower Initiative Targeting Fraud Under Government Healthcare Programs

On March 30, 2026, the U.S. Treasury Department announced a new whistleblower initiative focused specifically on targeting fraud under Medicare, Medicaid, and other government healthcare programs. While the U.S. Treasury’s new initiative was spurred by the ongoing investigations in Minnesota, it is accepting whistleblower complaints from individuals nationwide. The U.S....

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DEA “Operation Meltdown” Targets Illegal Online Pharmacies

The U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) recently announced a crackdown on online pharmacies selling diverted and counterfeit medications. According to the DEA’s press release, the crackdown began when the DEA’s Rocky Mountain Field Division launched an investigation in 2022, and it has subsequently spread across the United States and around...

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New DOJ-DHS Trade Fraud Task Force to Target Tariff and Customs Duty Fraud in 2026—Seeks Whistleblowers

The U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) has announced the formation of a new cross-agency task force with the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS). This new Trade Fraud Task Force is specifically targeting customs duty and tariff evasion—including tariff evasion both related and unrelated to the tariffs imposed during the...

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Can I Serve as a Whistleblower if I Signed an NDA?

Many companies require their employees to sign non-disclosure agreements (NDAs) as a condition of their employment. This is a valid means of protecting sensitive, proprietary, and confidential business information—and it is permissible in most cases. However, companies cannot use NDAs to prevent their employees from disclosing unlawful activity to law...

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HHS OIG Expected to Shift Focus “From Administrative Oversight to Criminal Accountability”

The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services’ Office of Inspector General (HHS OIG) recently announced that former U.S. Attorney Scott Brady has joined the Office to assist with its efforts to combat fraud in all segments of the federally funded healthcare industry. A report published shortly after the announcement...

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Can I Serve as a Whistleblower if I Participated in Fraud or Other Wrongdoing?

If you participated in fraud or other wrongdoing and are now interested in coming forward, can you still serve as a whistleblower? Or, does your involvement preclude you from qualifying as a whistleblower under federal law? In most cases, participating in the fraud or other wrongdoing you are prepared to...

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Citizen Journalists: Here’s How to Get Paid as a Whistleblower

Several Whistleblower Programs Pay Monetary Awards to Citizen Journalists—Here’s What You Need to Know Citizen journalists play an important role in holding corporations and individuals accountable. Today, their role is more important than ever. From fraud under government programs to fraud in government contracting, citizen journalists can expose (and have...

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Ultimate Guide for Boeing Whistleblowers

Learn What You Need to Know About Serving as a Boeing Whistleblower While the tragic stories of John Barnett and Joshua Dean made headlines in recent years, Boeing—like many companies—has faced multiple whistleblower complaints from current and former employees. From raising safety concerns to raising concerns about fraud, whistleblowers can...

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The Top 16 Most Famous Whistleblowers

Learn About Famous Whistleblowers Who Have Reported Everything from Health and Safety Issues to Government Misconduct For decades, whistleblowers have played a critical role in protecting the American public. Whistleblowers have been responsible for exposing everything from major health and safety issues to consumer fraud, and from threats to national...

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Ultimate Guide for DOGE Whistleblowers

Multiple Individuals Have Already Filed Whistleblower Complaints Against DOGE The Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) established during the second Trump administration was tasked with exposing fraud both within and outside of the federal government. While Reuters and other media outlets have reported that DOGE disbanded months ahead of its scheduled...

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