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[EX Q]: Regina Lewis   32  worked for âthe ânot-for-profit Council of Peoples from February 2014 to June 2015  court papers charge  where she was responsible for creating case files for Sandy victims that detailed their needs and plans to rebuild their lives.
Four cohorts  Ella Zlotina  Joal Livingston  Jamie Hughes and Christina Clover  were busted alongside  Lewis  for various roles in the scheme.
 Lewis  was held on $200 000 bond.
 Lewis â alleged scam was in no way related to Tuesdayâs bust of Brooklyn âAssemblywoman Pamela Harris  accused of looting some $60 000 in state and federal funds designated for disaster relief.
[EX A]: Regina Lewis

[EX Q]: But Bloomberg has declared that Bettencourt's only daughter  Francoise Bettencourt Meyers  is now officially the world's richest woman  ahead of Alice Walton  the Walmart heiress. Bloomberg puts Bettencourt Meyers' net worth at $42 billion  compared to $37.7 billion for Walton.
 Francoise Bettencourt Meyers  in 2015 . Bertrand Rindoff PetroffâGetty Images
Although  raised a strict Catholic  Bettencourt Meyers  married the grandson of a rabbi killed in Aushwitz â all the more notable given that L'Oreal's founder  EugÃ¨ne Schueller  was a known Nazi sympathizer .
 Bettencourt Meyers  is arguably best known for bringing legal action against  her  mother  after the elder Bettencourt began giving away millions in assets and insurance to society photographer FranÃ§ois-Marie Banier  with whom she'd struck up an unusual friendship.  Bettencourt Meyers  accused Banier of preying on  her  mother's onsetting dementia. When  Bettencourt Meyers  sued   her  mother responded by calling  her  daughter âune emmerdeuseâ (a pain in the ass)  according to Vanity Fair .
The case was ultimately decided in  Bettencourt Meyers'  favor  and  she  and  her  two sons were named guardians of Lilianeâs interests in 2011.
[EX A]: Francoise Bettencourt Meyers

[EX Q]: "It is unprecedented  more for the speed and the scale " says H.A. Hellyer  a fellow at the Royal United Services Institute in London and the Atlantic Council.  Mohammed bin Salman  is sending a message   he  says: "This guy is in charge and nobody is off the table."
 The crown prince  is a Saudi-educated son of  the current King Salman bin Abdul-Aziz Al Saud Salman . In a surprise move   he  was elevated in June to become next in the succession  replacing  his  older cousin.
" His  position is already secure. It's not like  he  was being challenged. Everyone suspects  he  will be announced as the new king. But you can always consolidate more " says Hellyer.
In one of  his  first TV interviews after  his  June promotion   Mohammed bin Salman  pledged to tackle endemic corruption in the kingdom. "No one who got involved in a corruption case will escape  regardless if he was a minister or a prince " he warned.
"Many of them have been known as deeply corrupt " said a Saudi official who supports  the crown prince  and requested anonymity to discuss the arrest list â which includes former CEOs of Saudi Telecom and Saudi Airlines  four sitting cabinet ministers and high-profile business leaders from Jeddah  Saudi Arabia's business capital on the Red Sea coast. Some had close personal relations to  the crown prince .
It has been shocking indeed in a kingdom used to a glacial pace of change. While  Mohammed bin Salman  launched the blitz of arrests   he  also announced elements of an anti-corruption campaign that appears designed to win public approval  especially among Saudi youth.
 His  anti-corruption commission launched a new probe into an old corruption case involving damage after floods devastated the Red Sea city of Jeddah in 2009. Torrential rains washed away thousands of homes and killed more than 120 people.
But Mohammed bin Salman is playing a high-stakes game and there are grave risks  says F. Gregory Gause  head of the international affairs department at Texas A&M's Bush School of Government and Public Service.
[EX A]:
Mohammed bin Salman