Vice President JD Vance holds a Tuesday roundtable with state attorneys general focused on federal and state efforts to combat fraud. The meeting is part of the Task Force to Eliminate Fraud, and Vance tells participants that the federal government will work with state attorneys general to address fraud. The Hill reports that the roundtable centers on anti-fraud efforts associated with the Trump administration, referencing President Trump’s statement last month that Vance’s new role would focus largely on Democratic-run states. The Hill also notes Minnesota as an example, saying the state is under investigation over allegations of fraud. Other coverage emphasizes the coordination aspect of the event, describing Vance’s remarks about partnering with state attorneys general as part of the ongoing task force work. Across sources, the core points are that the roundtable takes place on Tuesday, includes state attorneys general, and focuses on coordination between federal officials and state prosecutors to fight fraud.