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An employee of the Utah building-management department steered improper payments, on a massive scale, to janitors.
Consultants on California's high-speed rail project have declared at least $2 million on highly dubious travel expenses.
The Oklahoma Mental Health Department spent more than six million dollars in planning a mental-health campus they never built.
New Jersey deliberately ignores the large welfare fraud problem it has. So also do California and other blue States.
A healthcare consulting firm demanded payment from the State of Illinois of millions of dollars to cover hours when people were not working.
A California program will provide 400 diapers in the smallest sizes to families with newborns - and the kids will soon outgrow them.
The CEO of a non-profit operator of homeless shelters clearly self-dealt when buying meals for residents - from her own businesses.
A North Carolina housing authority director pleaded guilty to defrauding a federally funded program after defrauding her agency.
A certain woman in Austin, Texas held two jobs, one each with the city and state, with overlapping hours, and never told anyone.
Starbucks is getting a massive corporate welfare deal from Tennessee, where the government wants them to relocate their headquarters.
