The United States, as far back as FY 2010, spent millions in foreign aid to America's creditors, without negotiation of debt relief.
Alabama has spent nearly $8 million on medical marijuana, yet not one resident has benefited from its nominal legalization.
Massachusetts ran an emergency program “to help migrants” and misused $325 million in State funds on appallingly wasteful expenditures.
Nashville bought 108 quarantine housing pods during the coronavirus pandemic, spending $1.2 million, and no one used them.
The Austin Fire Department set a new record for overtime pay, though they say they've spent years trying to curtail overtime.
In 2011 the government granted over a hundred thousand dollars to a video games museum to study these games for conservation themes.
Several professional societies accept federal grants to push “woke” values in primary education, to promote gender confusion and guilt.
Improper payments cost the government nearly a trillion dollars in four years, and three key agencies underestimated them last year.
The federal government’s housing agencies are remiss in policing the maintenance work by contractors on government repossessed houses.
The new California Capitol annex costs $1.1 billion, twice as much as projected, and the excuses are shrouded in secrecy.