In a series of federal fraud cases across the United States, multiple individuals have been convicted or charged for fraudulent activities totaling millions of dollars. In the Eastern District of Arkansas, four defendants pleaded guilty in a case involving $11.5 million in fraud, as announced by the U.S. Department of Justice. Similarly, four Florida men admitted in a Rhode Island federal court to using stolen identities to defraud banks and government agencies of substantial funds, following an FBI Boston investigation. In separate incidents, a Georgetown woman was convicted by the DOJ for submitting fake loan applications to obtain $2.4 million from federal agencies, and Kathleen Libby, a former office manager in Brookline, was charged with embezzling over $650,000 for personal expenses at luxury retailers. Additionally, a former COO of an Oak Park hospital was sentenced to federal prison for embezzling funds.