Of 677 laptops the Federal Reserve bought, none have been used so far, and the Fed’s bureaucracy can’t place them into service yet.
The Oklahoma Route 66 Commission shelled out $110,000 for a musical washboard that plays This Land Is Your Land when run over.
Public-sector unions are deliberately hiding the ability of their members to opt out of membership, in defiance of the Supreme Court.
Alaska looks to build yet another pipeline to draw natural gas from the North Slope for shipment to world markets.
Since 2006 the Forest Service has paid about half a million dollars to send a Smokey Bear hot-air balloon to appear at public events.
The Strait of Hormuz is an effective straitjacket for the entire world outside of Iran, by reason of global oil pricing.
Lawyers are raking in exhorbitant fees from ultimately failed defenses of wrongful convictions in Chicago and Cook County, Illinois.
Social Security and Medicare will require $193.6 trillion, even after collection of all payroll taxes, or it will run dry in 2033.
The Straits of Hormuz affect the price of oil because that price is globally and artificially fixed. Stop that, and solve the problem.
Maryland routinely pays excess overtime with no attempt to monitor who is claiming it without good work-related reason.