A Georgia man accused of running an alleged Ponzi scheme made contributions to at least three elected Alabama Republican ...

Federal investigators accuse First Liberty of being a $140 million Ponzi scheme. Secretary Brad Raffensperger told Channel ...

ATLANTA, Ga. (Atlanta News First) - Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger is urging any political entity that accepted ...

ATLANTA (AP) — A prominent Georgia Republican accused of running a $140 million Ponzi scheme publicly apologized on Friday as ...

The public reaction to the meltdown of a financial institution connected to Republican politics in Georgia continued Monday ...

The firm has come under fire after federal officials accused founder Brant Frost IV of running a Ponzi scheme and improperly ...

Federal officials are accusing Georgia Republican Brant Frost IV of running a Ponzi scheme that defrauded 300 investors of ...

Buyer beware, especially if you’re a conservative. That meat chip, meme coin or Liberty Note may indeed be a part of the Patriot economy. Or it may be a Ponzi scheme.

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission accuses Georgia man Edwin Brant Frost IV and his First Liberty Building & Loan, ...

The receiver said his job now is to find out where $140 million went and how to get it back to those investors.

Edwin Brant Frost IV, a well-known Republican, is accused of defrauding 300 investors of $140 million, and using some funds for political donations. He said he took “full responsibility.” ...

Georgia's Secretary of State is urging any political entity that accepted contributions from a Ponzi scheme allegedly run by a prominent Republican to return those contributions.