The U.S. has spent more than half of $3 trillion in economic rescue funds passed by Congress -- with little of the oversight intended to ensure the money goes to the right places.
Some of the oversight bodies are barely functional: A special inspector general was only recently sworn in, a congressional panel still lacks a chairman and staff, and President
At the same time, about $2 trillion in stimulus money has already been distributed, according to an estimate from the Committee for a Responsible ...
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