A healthcare consulting firm demanded payment from the State of Illinois of millions of dollars to cover hours when people were not working.
Thirteen years ago the government had an agency that essentially duplicated the services of Google and other search engines.
Tulsa Public Schools, at the direction of one of its executives, hired that executive's firm to do roof repairs that never happened.
HUD (Department of Housing and Urban Development) spent nearly half a trillion on 18 programs, with little to show for it.
A federal grant meant to help Ohio manufacturers ended up squandered in wasteful, abusive, and downright fraudulent spending.
UConn (Universityh of Connecticut) made nearly a quarter of a million dollarsa in improper payments to various members of staff.
The Memphis and Shelby County School District hired one custodial firm, ignoring multiple recommendations, and had to fire them.
The designers of Medicaid never intended to have it cover school based health care services. But it's now happening.
The wife of Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott received $51,000 through two steps of money laundering involving a nonprofit where she worked.
Why did millionaires get access to Section 502 loans meant to help low-income families buy homes with no money down?