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Nancy and Zach New attempted to get $400k from Tupelo nonprofit through civil lawsuit - Vimarsana News

Nancy and Zach New attempted to get $400k from Tupelo nonprofit through civil lawsuit

JACKSON • While Nancy New and her son Zach New were in the middle of combating allegations of misusing federal funds in a sprawling welfare scandal, their private school district

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• Jamal Abu Rida of Gaza's Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities explained that "Anat was the goddess of love, beauty and war in the Canaanite mythology" after a Palestinian farmer working his land found a 4,500-year-old, 6.7-inch sculpted limestone head believed to represent the goddess.

Education company leaders plead guilty to federal charges - Vimarsana News

Education company leaders plead guilty to federal charges

A mother and son who ran a for-profit education company have pleaded guilty to improperly obtaining millions of dollars from the Mississippi Department of Education by submitting false documents about schools they operated.

Education company leaders plead guilty to federal charges - Vimarsana News

Education company leaders plead guilty to federal charges

JACKSON, Miss. (AP) — A mother and son who ran a for-profit education company have pleaded guilty to improperly obtaining millions of dollars from the Mississippi Department of Education by submitting false documents about schools they operated.

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Nancy, Zach New plead guilty to federal charges - Vimarsana News

Nancy, Zach New plead guilty to federal charges

The sentencing is set for November 19, 2022. Both could face prison time, fines of up to $250,000 and supervised release. The next phase of the legal process to hold those accountable for the largest misuse of public funds in Mississippi history moved forward this week. Nancy New plead guilty to