The report released Tuesday revealed that many federal assistance programs didn't accurately track their spending, explain specific uses of funds or report location data in 2024.
Published July 16, 2026 July 16, 2026 — A newly released watchdog report has uncovered what investigators describe as more than $225 million in alleged K-12 education fraud, exposing a series of schemes involving fake [...]
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The Pentagon’s data may not always reflect actual living costs due to “sampling practices that are not generalizable,” a watchdog report said.
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GAO investigators found that VA staff did not consistently refer eligible veterans to the housing voucher program.
According to the report, the Department of Education “stopped assessing student loan servicers on accuracy and call quality due to lack of staff capacity,” a move that has curtailed key performance reviews.
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A new report from the U.S. Government Accountability Office calculates the cost of efforts to fire civil rights staff, and questions the department's ability to enforce federal civil rights laws.
AI:The U.S. Government Accountability Office has released a report revealing that the Department of Education spent more than $28 million on efforts to lay off staff, specifically targeting those within the department's civil rights division. This massive expenditure raises serious questions regarding the administration's capacity and willingness to enforce existing federal civil rights laws as these personnel cuts proceed.Open
The Revolving Door of D.C.: Federal agencies under Biden doled out $600 million to a variety of climate-focused NGOs following Biden's disastrous debate with Trump in 2024. Some individuals who held leadership positions at these agencies later went on to work for the same recipients of the grant money.
AI:A watchdog report has uncovered a blatant revolving door within the former Biden administration, revealing that high-level federal officials transitioned directly into roles at non-governmental organizations immediately after those entities received massive taxpayer payouts. Following the disastrous 2024 debate against President Trump, these agencies funneled $600 million in grants toward various climate-focused NGOs, creating a corrupt pipeline where bureaucrats secured lucrative positions within the very groups they previously funded with public money. This pattern of self-serving movement underscores a systemic effort to weaponize federal agency budgets for ideological interests, essentially laundering taxpayer dollars through…Open