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Texas law requires posting the dollar amount of any donor-funded pay supplement online. Nine of the 14 colleges that took one in 2023-2025 didn't post it.

Louisiana's auditor found the Health Department's FY2025 Medicaid books off by $304.3 million -- the same control failure flagged for the fifth year running.

The White House asked to eliminate this 12-person federal agency, budgeting only for severance and rent. Congress said no, funding it near its prior level.

State auditors found Nebraska miscalculated special-ed reimbursements for all 247 school districts in FY2025, plus $54.8M in other errors.

Ohio's fiscal-emergency oversight has averaged 41 months per case since 1996 -- and Mount Healthy's own forecast still shows its deficit growing.

Arkansas's pension system self-reported $261,993 in overpayments, then found $95,264 more from a bug its own monthly safeguard wasn't reviewed to catch.

The trade agency's $2.4 million security contract went unreviewed by staff, and the guard log documenting building access was shredded without its knowledge.

Mass. DDS touts a fixed timeliness stat, but its most urgent safety reports -- flagging medication errors -- still missed deadlines 60% of the time.

Delaware's auditor found an average of 8 findings per nursing home reviewing the Medicaid cost reports that set what facilities get paid per patient-day.

A GPO audit found $304,000 in unsold paper and cloth sitting in its warehouses, plus a $39,000 records error -- both fixes missed GPO's own deadline.

PRC's own inspector general, 3 months before Congress dissolved it, found $23,112 in card payments cleared above its $10,000 approval threshold, undocumented.

LoC's inspector general reviewed attack readiness, IT recovery, and gold-collection theft risk -- and withheld all three from the public.