Did ICE (Immigration and Customs Enforcement) fail to plan adequately for its $45 billion in authorized spending through 2029?
A contractor took money for rebuilding houses lost in Hurricane Sandy, then absconded with the money and bought a Lamborghini.
Federal agencies discarded ten billion dollars' worth of inventory, most of which other agencies or nonprofits could have used.
The U.S. Senate's Office of Education and Training offers kid-stuff courses for senators and their staffs, for professional development.
An employee of the Utah building-management department steered improper payments, on a massive scale, to janitors.
A contractor for a backup suicide-crisis hotline for the Veterans' Affairs Department never got security clearances - but still got paid.
Consultants on California's high-speed rail project have declared at least $2 million on highly dubious travel expenses.
The IRS suffers delays in enforcement actions against people who fail to file their taxes (and sometimes accuses people falsely of this).
The Oklahoma Mental Health Department spent more than six million dollars in planning a mental-health campus they never built.
Doctor Mehmet Oz, now head of the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, has cut off several billers for demonstrable fraud.