Universities are abusing an obviously flawed grant process to charge the government billions of dollars for overhead.
Connecticut paid over $200,000 to a contractor to rewrite an organizational manual and provide training, neither of which was completed.
The New York City Health Insurance Stabilization Fund is irreparably insolvent because labor unions have drained it for fripperies.
in 2012, two colleges won a federal grant to study primates who throw feces at their handlers and spectators.
The U.S. funded several international organizations and did not require any of them to report fraud in the year of the election.
A holiday light display with a Grinch theme cost Dallas taxpayers $30,000 and change for the Dallas Police to secure the street.
A focus on zombie programs, programs that never die no matter how old they are, because Congress doesn't want to kill them.
Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield, the primary health insurance manager in New York, overpaid on claims to the tune of more than $19 million.
In a typical USAID failure, a program to aid Afghani families of civilians killed in the war lost most of its money to waste.
A Somali business overbilled Medicaid in Maine, but continues as Medicaid-eligible after three audits already found questionable numbers.