Secretary of Transportation Sean Duffy on Sunday teased an upcoming announcement about the Trump administration's fraud crackdown.In a post on X, Duffy said there would be "unprecedented fraud crackdown" announcement on Monday."TOMORROW: UNPRECEDENTED FRAUD CRACKDOWN," the secretary wrote.WHITE HOUSE LAUNCHES INTERACTIVE MAP TRACKING BILLIONS IN SUSPECTED FRAUDIn the post, he also tagged Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin, the Department of Homeland Security, Immigration and Customs Enforcement, the Department of Justice and the White House Task Force to Eliminate Fraud, suggesting a multi-department effort targeting fraud.Duffy did not disclose details of the announcement, including when or where it will take place, what type of fraud will be discussed or whether any arrests have been made.The announcement comes amid the administration's broader crackdown on fraud. Trump established the White House Task Force to Eliminate Fraud in March to coordinate efforts involving federal benefit programs.TRUMP ADMIN INVESTIGATING 75 TRUCK DRIVER SCHOOLS FOR FRAUD, HELPING NON-CITIZENS GET LICENSESThe DOJ has also created a National Fraud Enforcement Division to investigate and prosecute the theft or fraudulent misuse of taxpayer dollars.Duffys Department of Transportation has worked with DHS in recent months to crack down on alleged fraud and safety violations in the commercial trucking industry, including improperly issued commercial drivers licenses, fraudulent driving schools and unvetted foreign drivers.The agencies announced a joint investigation in July into about 75 commercial driving schools suspected of fraud, including allegedly falsifying training records and improperly certifying drivers. The two departments have also conducted roadside enforcement operations targeting unqualified foreign commercial drivers.

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The insanity defense planned by a North Carolina mother accused of killing her son has drawn parallels to Lindsay Clancys trial and raised questions about whether it could become prevalent in criminal cases.Andrea Faust, 41, is charged with murder and attempted murder in the Feb. 12 death of her 3-year-old son and the attempted murder of her 2-year-old son at their home in Durham, North Carolina.Her attorneys have filed notice that they intend to rely on defenses of not guilty by reason of insanity and diminished capacity, WRAL reported.The case is drawing parallels to Clancys Massachusetts trial. Retired Massachusetts Superior Judge Jack Lu said he expects similar defenses to be raised more often as the Clancy case draws national attention to postpartum mental-health conditions.LINDSAY CLANCY DIDN'T SHOW 'BREAK WITH REALITY' AS JURY WEIGHS PSYCHOSIS DEFENSE: SUSAN SMITH PROSECUTORClancy has pleaded not guilty by reason of lack of criminal responsibility in the 2023 deaths of her three children. Her defense argued she suffered from postpartum psychosis, while prosecutors argue she understood her actions and acted deliberately.Jurors ended a second day of deliberations Friday without reaching a verdict. They will return on Monday morning to continue working toward a verdict.In Fausts case, the filing does not establish that she was legally insane or had diminished capacity. Her attorney, Nicole Galinsky, told the local outlet that a defense expert concluded Faust could not distinguish right from wrong during the alleged murders."Andrea and Lindsays cases are eerily similar, though not entirely the same,"Galinsky told Fox News Digital. Galinsky noted that Faust was not suffering from postpartum psychosis."However, both women were known to be loving, doting, responsible mothers who were worried about and caring for their children up until the very second they decided to kill them," Galinsky said, adding that Faust and Clancy were both struggling with similar issues, including hallucinations, hospitalizations and mental health."Neither woman did this out of the blue,"Galinsky said in an email. "Both were struggling enormously with their mental health.But, like most women and almost all moms, they were just trying to get through each day, care for their children, be a good mom/wife/employee.Both were seeking help from doctors who werent really taking their concerns seriously."Both of these cases highlight the failure in our society to take women and mothers seriously when it comes to their mental health.Both of these women advocated for themselves countless times andfor what?It got them nowhere."I am hopeful that our case will demonstrate how to properly treat and rehabilitate a woman living her own worst nightmare. Lindsay Clancy was not given that luxury."FOLLOW THE FOX TRUE CRIME TEAM ON XLu said society and the legal system have not fully understood the effects postpartum mental illness can have on behavior and criminal responsibility."Most of the time, these criminal responsibility, insanity, mental health defenses are unsuccessful," Lu told Fox News Digital.LINDSAY CLANCY'S FAMILY WAS 'VERY CONCERNED' ABOUT HER MENTAL HEALTH IN THE MONTHS BEFORE SHE KILLED HER KIDSSIGN UP TO GET THE LATEST TRUE CRIME NEWSAlthough he is not a mental-health expert, Lu said the Clancy trial has challenged and changed his own understanding of what a person might experience.LIKE WHAT YOU'RE READING? CLICK HERE FOR MORE"I had no real understanding of what a person like Ms. Clancy was going through until this trial," he said.SEND US A TIPFaust was found incapable of proceeding to trial in March after court records documented serious concerns about her mental health and safety, according to WRAL.GOT A TIP?Central Regional Hospital later found her capable of proceeding as of May 21. Her attorney said another evaluation would examine her mental state at the time of the alleged offenses.LISTEN TO THE NEW 'CRIME & JUSTICE WITH DONNA ROTUNNO' PODCASTGET BREAKING NEWS BY EMAILLu said mental-health defenses should receive more serious consideration because they can explain behavior and reduce moral culpability. But allegations involving children create an especially difficult path with jurors, he said."These cases should have legs," Lu said, "but unfortunately society and juries dont give them much credence."

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A lot has already been made about Florida State's lackluster 17-point win over New Mexico State on Saturday night.To most Seminoles fans, their week zero showing was just a microcosm of how rotten things have gotten in the past few years under the tutelage of head coach Mike Norvell.With the win, Norvell improved to a paltry 8-17 since the beginning of 2024, and failing to cover a 31.5-point spread against an undermanned G6 school did little to quell the bloodthirsty masses in Tallahassee.FROM FSU TO DAN MULLEN, HERE ARE THREE 'OVERREACTIONS' FROM WEEK ZERO OF THE COLLEGE FOOTBALL SEASONBut it wasn't always this way between Norvell and the fans.There was a time not too long ago when all was right in the land of garnet and gold.You see, prior to 2024, Norvell and the Seminoles were seen as a program on the rise, due in large part to a 23-4 stretch between 2022 and 2023 that featured an ACC Championship, back-to-back top-10 finishes, and dominant wins over perennial rivals like Miami and Florida.What went wrong?WHICH HEAD COACH'S SEAT IS HOTTER HEADING INTO 2026 SEASON: SHANE BEAMER OR MIKE NORVELL?Much of that ground was covered in a previous article, but Saturday night's performance prompted a notable number of observers to focus on one name in particular someone they argue carried Norvell to an inflated record and, in turn, a lucrative contract extension that has since bound him to Florida State for the foreseeable future.Jordan Travis.On the surface, it seems like an absurd claim that Travis would be in the discussion for greatest college quarterback of all time, let alone one of the best players overall.He certainly is far from the most accomplished.A one-time conference champion, a two-time All-ACC selection, and the 2023 ACC Player of the Year, Travis carved out a solid career with plenty of great stats and moments to make him one of the more revered Seminole quarterbacks post-Jameis Winston.But if you juxtapose how bad this Florida State team has been since his departure, it almost perfectly explains the downfall of this once-proud program.To be fair, plenty of other players on those 2022 and 2023 FSU teams had a part in Norvell's rise.Look across the NFL landscape, and you're bound to spot guys like Jared Verse, Braden Fiske, Keon Coleman, and Jammie Robinson on professional rosters, but Travis was the engine that made it all run so smoothly.Even that 2023 team that went undefeated in the regular season dropped off a cliff the instant Travis suffered his unfortunate injury that would ultimately end his playing career.Before losing Travis, the Noles were averaging a robust 38.8 points per game on offense.That number cratered to just 14.3 without him.Granted, it's a small sample size, but the way the team played without him even in that short stretch backs up this theory.FLORIDA STATE QUARTERBACK ASHTON DANIELS IS NOT HAPPY WITH PERCEIVED ON3 QB RANKINGS SNUBFSU escaped an absolute dogfight against a five-win Florida team, then immediately followed that up with a season-low 16 points against Louisville in the ACC title game.I won't even include the 63-3 beatdown against Georgia in the Orange Bowl because I don't feel like arguing with rabid Noles fans, but the point remains the same.The very next year, despite signing yet another loaded portal class, the Seminoles bottomed out with a 2-10 record.Things didn't get much better in 2025, which brings us to now.Together, Travis and Norvell posted a 29-10 record, and if you look at Norvell's overall record at Florida State (39-34), you don't need to be a math wiz to figure out the former had a lot to do with the latter's success.Numbers don't even tell the whole story, either.Travis was basically the football equivalent of Houdini, consistently bailing Norvell out of suboptimal play calls with his wizardry both in and out of the pocket.So, is Jordan Travis the greatest college football player of all time?Probably not, but you could certainly make the argument that he is perhaps the most underrated or underappreciated player of all time.For crying out loud, Mike Norvell was getting floated as a successor to Nick Saban at Alabama just two and a half years ago.Now FSU fans are practically begging another program to come along and take their embattled head coach off their hands.Call that the Jordan Travis Effect.Here's hoping anytime the two are in the same city, Norvell picks up the tab when they have dinner together.After all, it's the least he could do for the guy.

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