A California program will provide 400 diapers in the smallest sizes to families with newborns - and the kids will soon outgrow them.
Chicago and Cook County, Illinois spent millions of dollars on property tax collection software that doesn't work.
A theater in downtown Denver defaulted on a six-figure taxpayer-guaranteed loan without opening for a single show - and failed to pay rent.
In 2013, the Army National Guard spent millions on a recruitment campaign using the then-upcoming Superman movie as a theme.
The CEO of a non-profit operator of homeless shelters clearly self-dealt when buying meals for residents - from her own businesses.
The New York State Museum abused its federal grant from the U.S. Geological Survey by deliberately forging employee timesheets.
The sheriff of Bates County formed an equestrian unit, but has used those horses only once for law enforcement.
In 2009 the United States Postal Service ordered a billion commemorative stamps featuring The Simpsons TV show.
Maryland's SNAP program gives food stamps to felony convicts, the estates of dead beneficiaries, and in one case to a lottery winner.
The New York City Transit Authority, instead of separating recyclables from non-recyclable trash, is comingling it instead.