The Biden administration is on track to make more than a trillion dollars, a new four-year record, in improper payments.
The San Antonio Zoo will spend $500,000 planting trees for apes - money intended to replace trees cut down during construction.
The State of Nevada spent 10 percent of its COVID-19 relief funds on businesses that had no right to receive any such largesse.
The National Science Foundation once spent $440,000 on research into online dating and how that affects its practitioners.
Florida hospitals admit to spending millions of dollars caring for persons who are not legally in this country.
Governor Tim Walz rewarded his campaign donors handsomely, with $15 billion of Minnesota official government business.
The State of New York continues to defend its former Governor, despite removing him from office, at a cost of millions to taxpayers.
Conferences on AIDS (Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome) offered luxuries to their conferees that contributed nothing to a solution.
Dolton, Illinois is in financial straits, yet its mayor finds nearlyh $100,000 in a single month on self-promotion and partying.
Over fourteen years, annual GAO reports have saved taxpayers billions, but they could save billions more by eliminating duplication.