Vice President JD Vance will convene the first meeting of a new White House anti-fraud task force Friday, an administration official told NBC News. The project, which President Donald Trump announced last month in his State of the Union address, is aimed at reducing federal spending by identifying misuse of federal funds. Vance will be joined at the meeting by Federal Trade Commission Chair Andrew Ferguson, who will serve as the task force’s vice chair, and deputy White House chief of staff

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