Nick Shirley's viral claims of over $110 million fraud in Minnesota child care centers prompt skepticism from Fox News co-host Jessica Tarlov.

A viral video prompted a fresh wave of scrutiny on the sweeping fraud investigation in Minnesota, drawing a response from the FBI and the vice president.

Nick Shirley, the influencer behind the viral video outlining alleged fraud in Minnesota, criticized Democratic Governor Tim Walz’s remarks calling out “white supremacy” during an appearance on Fox News’ The Big Weekend Show.

Minnesota-based YouTuber Nick Shirley said Somali migrants followed him while he filmed what he described as evidence of daycare fraud in Minnesota. Shirley posted video Friday showing multiple purported Somali-run daycare centers in Minnesota — including one that reportedly collected $4 million in taxpayer funds — that did not appear to have children present.

On a quiet downtown Minneapolis block, a day care that critics say usually sits dark and empty suddenly appeared full

A video posted to social media platforms last Friday by YouTuber Nick Shirley shows what appear to be empty daycare centers in Minneapolis and claims to expose millions in fraud in the state’s

The Department of Children, Youth, and Families sent inspectors to the daycares highlighted by YouTuber Nick Shirley in his viral video.

YouTuber Nick Shirley posted video Friday showing multiple purported Somali-run day care centers in Minnesota, including one which reportedly received