Several federal employees appear on the government payroll twice or three times claiming work for multiple agencies.
UMass Amherst (University of Massachusetts) has at least two antisemitic professors who receive public funds.
Illinois corrections officers have a habit of swapping shifts to stay home during working hours, then come in after hours to work overtime.
Baltimore City Public Schools spent nearly five-eights of a million dollars on lavish staff appreciation events, despite poor performance.
In 2011, the Milwaukee Public Museum used a federal grant to make 3-D renderings of Egyptian mummies, in a display available for five months.
Public retirement funds paid out $30.6 million to a relative handful of pensions, an unsustainable state of affairs.
Mississippi spent nearly a million dollars on nonprofits who said they were fighting HIV but instead staged several DEI events.
The managers of the Texas Teacher Retirement System are helping themselves to bonuses in the millions while doing a very poor job.
The United States government is not adequately monitoring sales of weapons to foreign countries that already violate agreements.
In 2011 the Department of Agriculture awarded grants to bed-and-breakfast inns in New York so they could buy locally grown produce.