Topline: Of all the issues the U.S. was facing in 2011, the quality of food served at bed-and-breakfasts was likely not top of mind for most voters. But for some reason, the Department of Agriculture ...
Topline: The highest-paid plumber in New York City earned $363,777 in fiscal year 2024, and 148 other plumbers earned more than $200,000 as the city's overtime crisis continues to drain taxpaye ...
Halloween could come early this year. The Democrats have named their price to avoid a government shutdown come October - an additional $350 billion for healthcare over the next decade.
Topline: The President of the United States has the most important government job in the country, but even with a $400,000 salary, he is far from the highest paid. There were 8,752 public employees at ...
Topline: Mississippi has received $2.5 million from the federal government since 2021 to reduce HIV infections by 75% before the end of 2025, but the state will fail to meet its goal "barring a ...
As it emerges from bankruptcy, Bed, Bath & Beyond has announced plans to open 300 new stores in the next two years - though not a single one will be in California, the state that used to be ...
Topline: Plenty of American children were playing mobile games like Angry Birds and Minecraft in 2011, but those only cost a few dollars. Taxpayers were billed nearly $150,000 to help develop RapidGu ...
Topline: A transportation agency run by the states of New York and New Jersey is paying minority-owned businesses 10% more to do the same work as other vendors, an illegal move the conservative nonpro ...
Topline: In fiscal year 2024, the U.S. sold a record $118 billion in military supplies and services to foreign allies, but Congress has no way of knowing if all the equipment is being used for its int ...
Topline: A professor at the University of Massachusetts Amherst has received nearly $1.1 million from the college since 2017 while making antisemitic comments online and encouraging hatred against Je ...