The Latest Breaking News from GAO

A new report from the Government Accountability Office found that nearly $80 billion was paid out to ineligible beneficiaries or outright fraudsters.

A new GAO report finds that the government lacks a "national strategy with clear roles, goals, objectives, and performance measures."

A new government watchdog report finds that while most Americans are eligible to file their taxes for free, only a fraction use the services provided through the government

The Federal Emergency Management Agency may have been double-billed for the funerals of hundreds of people who died of COVID-19, the Government Accountability Office said in a new report Wednesday

GAO: Congress has been buying planes that lack crucial parts and haven't undergone full testing, so costly upgrades will eventually be needed.

Yes, there’s thousands in loan forgiveness, but the real meat of the plan might be the new income-driven repayments.

A new federal report finds that record-keeping failures by the Education Department may have left thousands of Americans stuck with student debt that should have been forgiven

WASHINGTON — Commercials featuring NBA legend LeBron James, comedy icon Larry David and movie star Matt Damon touting digital assets were prominent on this year’s telecast of the Super Bowl played at California’s SoFi Stadium, named for a financial technology service company.

Celebrity endorsements are making fintech part of popular culture but regulators are moving cautiously to avoid dangerous risks.

Lobbying money doubles as Congress takes up legislation to overhaul law that allows mining on federal land without paying royalties.

The Government Accountability Office runs regular checks on the disclosures lobbyists provide of efforts to influence Congress.