Government Accountability Office

Large Farmers Received Millions in Insurance Subsidies, Report Says

A nonpartisan watchdog found that some farmers received more than $3 million in federal crop insurance subsidies and that much of the program’s funds were paid to insurance companies for administrative expenses.

Sweltering Temperatures Disrupt the New School Year

Early dismissals and school closures reflected the need to make schools more prepared for a hotter world.

The New Soldiers in Propane’s Fight Against Climate Action: Television Stars

An industry group is spending millions of dollars to push back against efforts to move heating away from oil and gas.

How Rules Fuel Populist Anger in Rural America

One Democrat attempts to flip the script by speaking out against government red tape.

U.S. Fails to Assess Civilian Deaths in Yemen War, Internal Report Says

A Saudi-led coalition has killed civilians with U.S. weapons, but the State Department and the Pentagon have fallen short on tracking the deaths, U.S. investigators found.