U.S. Investigations Services, tasked with investigating backgrounds of new federal hires, dumped several cases without proper vetting.
A California Air Resources Board employee took a two-year paid vacation and then announced his retirement before anyone noticed.
The Maryland Office of Personnel Services and Benefits (HR) lets millions slip through its fingers on improper pay and benefits.
An NYC city councilwoman has introduced a bill to give raises to Council members, the mayor, and other top city officials.
The federal government is the largest single industry in America, with payroll expenses alone costing almost $1 billion a day.
California gambled nearly half a billion dollars on green energy, and the investment lost more than two-thirds of its value.
A neurosurgeon who almost lost his medical license still managed to collect more than three quarters of a million dollars as a pension.
The highest-paid plumber in (and for) New York City made $360,000 last year, almost as much as a Presidential salary.
Several federal employees appear on the government payroll twice or three times claiming work for multiple agencies.
The Democrats, in shutting down the government, have laid themselves wide-open to a simple counterpunch from Trump.