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For years, the counties have been paying departing employees for unused days off. But experts question whether they are kicking the recurring expense down a road with no end in sight.

Israel’s State Comptroller Matanyahu Engelman issued a report highly critical of how Israel’s Institute for Biological Research handled the Coronavirus outbreak and dealt with research into a Covid vaccine, alleging incompetence. The Institute had spent 230 million Shekels (about $70 million at the time) on its Covid project when it was shut down in July […]

'WE ARE ANGERED AND SADDENED': $15K goes missing in Walworth and Town Board says it won't pursue 'illegal disbursements' Walworth

Sources familiar with the project say the Red Line will not begin operations on Independence Day as announced by Transport Minister Miri Regev.

The Comptroller’s office  released a review of recent federal data  which shows students’ performance dropped significantly from 2019 to 2022. The results were so surprising to New York State, it prompted the state comptroller’s office to conduct this separate review of the data. The findings of the state were released earlier this week.

DiNapoli calls for review of federal pandemic aid spending as student performance drops New York State

"At this rate it would take decades to complete the reinforcement of all the residential buildings," the State Comptroller reports.

While the share of Haredim in Israel’s population doubles every 25 years, their leaders deprive children of the basic education necessary for global economy and modern democracy

Are you good with money? One town in the Hudson Valley is better than almost every other one in the country when it comes to making wise money decisions.

Traffic jams and packed hospitals are just two results of decades of placing sectoral interests above national ones