Federal officials have announced sweeping fraud charges against 15 individuals in Minnesota, linking them to schemes that collectively defrauded state-managed Medicaid programs of approximately $90 million. The Justice Department held a news conference detailing the various fraud allegations, including a significant autism therapy fraud case involving two providers charged with $46 million in Medicaid fraud. The crackdown is part of a broader initiative targeting systemic abuse within government social service programs. Some suspects are reportedly on the run, including one who jumped from a balcony during an FBI raid. Investigations continue as federal officials pledge ongoing efforts to combat fraud.