14 posts tagged with "gao"
The Retirement Landscape is Changing, It's Time to Reevaluate
A new report insists Congress get to work on solving our country's retirement crisis.
Read MoreEPA Spent 8 Years and $1.4 million on a Tool that is Duplicative and Barely Used
Swamp Stories reports on the latest waste in Washington.
Read MoreImproper Payment Law Noncompliance at Highest Point to Date
Improper payments total $136.7 billion...we think.
Read MoreTBT: Upon Facing Elimination, Federal Agency Finds Different Way to Waste Your Tax Dollars
A Journey from Redundancy to Redundancy.
Read MoreMan Fleeces Feds for $646k: Receives Federal Paycheck, Disability Check, and Unemployment Check
A federal employee defrauded the government for a decade, and highlights the federal government's $1.2 trillion improper payment problem.
Read MoreWill Congress Act?
New report urges Congress to act on our unsustainable fiscal path...now.
Politics Over People
Putting people before politics has been politicians' go-to slogan for decades, it is time they came through on that promise.
Read MoreDouble Trouble: New Report Finds Congress Failing to Address Duplication
The seventh in the series of duplication reports may have you seeing double!
Read MoreIvy League Flunks Transparency Test
A joint report between White Coat Waste Project and Restore Accountability documenting widespread transparency failures by Ivy League universities.
Read MoreDuplication Nation!
Government watchdog releases their sixth duplication report, totaling $125 billion in potential savings.
Read MoreCongress Comes Back Early from Recess, Passes Massive Bill To Shrink National Debt
The unthinkable has happened – Congress makes good on promises to put the nation back on sound fiscal path.
Read MoreGovernment Auditors: Federal Agencies Made $125 Billion in Payment Errors in Just One Year
New report from GAO highlights systemic payment errors, including many to dead people.
Read MoreThe Hill: Government's Financial Report Can't Pass Audit
GAO says auditors can’t do their job because the federal government’s finances are in such a mess.
Read MoreWashington Post: Senate Panel Backs Limits on Paid Time Off for Federal Employees Facing Discipline
Congress seeks to cut back on administrative leave for 53,000 federal employees who were on leave for more than a month.
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