Feds left billions in tainted pandemic loans in the hands of potential fraudsters

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The Small Business Administration forgave $4.6 billion in pandemic loans to people on its naughty list, the agency's inspector general said Wednesday while scolding the government for an overly relaxed approach to recouping taxpayer money.

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