Waste, Fraud and Abuse

Espresso machines and ‘equity’ lessons: Federal spending that could be zapped by Elon Musk's DOGE

NYC education bureaucrats allegedly took own kids on Disney trip meant for homeless kids

It is unclear if any of the employees were disciplined

'Mind-boggling': Billions gone and little to show for it years after rampant COVID fraud

Federal watchdog and other reports estimate anywhere from $200 billion to half a trillion was lost to waste, fraud and abuse.

Gov. DeSantis wants review of Ben Sasse's expenses as president of the U. of Florida

Sasse's first-year expenses were more than triple those of his predecessor

Walz admin gave $2 million to al Qaeda-linked charity

The Muslim group fundraises for a U.S.-designated supporter of al Qaeda

ICE wants 'free' phone minutes for detained illegals at taxpayer cost of $10.2 million

ICE started giving free cell phone minutes to detained illegals when families could not visit during COVID-19 lockdowns

The high cost of Biden's global humanitarian, military and strategic failures is adding up

In addition to the costs of industrial and military equipment abandoned by the US in other nations, money has also been spent on additional troops and supplies.

Hamas seizes first major aid shipment through new Gaza border crossing, State Department says

"If there is one thing that Hamas could do to jeopardize the shipment of aid, it would be diverting it for their own use," the State Department spokesperson said.

Hefty tab: Feds report about $2.7 trillion in improper payments over two decades

Improper payments are when the agency in question overpaid or sent funds to the wrong person.

Lawmakers blast federal payments to deceased Americans

Pension Benefit Guaranty Corporation Program dispatched more than $100 million to deceased Americans.

Ukraine says it uncovered $40 million scheme to embezzle money meant for weapons

The supplier "did not send a single artillery shell to our country, and took the received funds into the shadows," Ukraine said.

Gazans say they are paying for donated food as videos show armed men commandeering aid trucks

About 59 aid trucks on average have entered Gaza every day since Oct. 7, but this is significantly lower than normal, when officials say several hundred trucks would enter Gaza each day with food and goods. Hamas appears to intent on punishing Gazans by hijacking some of the trucks, and selling food which was supposed to be humanitarian aid.

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