Comptroller: Gaps persist despite high spending on homelessness in New York
As of January 2024, there are 158,019 New Yorkers experiencing homelessness, marking a 53.1% increase compared to January 2023, showcasing the severe housing crisis.
Do EU structures enable far-right misuse of public money? DW 07/04/2025
The now-defunct far-right Identity and Democracy group allegedly spent at least 4.3 million euros in EU funds on unjustified transactions, raising concerns regarding misuse of public money.
Login.gov's fate in a cyberattack hinges on unproven backups
Login.gov's identity verification system lacks effective backup testing, risking data loss and service disruption during a cyberattack or system failure.
Everett is going to investigate every payment made to its mayor since 2016
The council voted to abolish the city's longevity bonus ordinance, hire an independent auditing firm to examine payments to the mayor over the last nine years.