Blue state governments are tolerating and even excusing food stamp fraud in their states, at the expense of taxpayers
ICE (Immigration and Customs Enforcement) handed a contract to run its largest detention center to a "firm" of 39 working out of a house.
A school superintendent, asked to resign before his first day after doubts surfaced about his competency, still got paid for a full year.
Six full-time county employees racked up travel and other expenses totalling close to $240,000, with very poor oversight.
A study of 38 American cities show weak or even negative correlation between big spending and policy success.
The Department of Justice has unspent money for anti-violence grants, at least $77.5 million worth, sitting idle from bureaucratic failure.
The United States is ready to reintroduce cheap nuclear power, as soon as a new company is ready to deliver on cheap fuel.
The Straits of Hormuz are not like the Suez Canal, because American power is more resilient than was British power in the last century.
Medicaid has provided vast questionable reimbursements to health care providers who turn out to be delinquent on their taxes.
Governor Gavin Newsom is now a direct target of multiple investigations that began when his former chief-of-staff pleaded guilty of fraud.