A record $93 billion surge: Watchdog exposes Pentagon’s fiscal year-end spending spree A government watchdog report reveals the Pentagon obligated a record $93 billion in contracts and grants in September 2025. Over $50 billion was spent in the final five business days of the fiscal year, driven by “use-it-or-lose-it” budget rules. Notable expenditures included $225 million on furniture, $15.1 million on ribeye steak and a $98,329 grand piano. The spending surge occurred despite the administration’s stated goal of refocusing the military on core warfighting priorities. Lawmakers are proposing legislation to mandate a Pentagon audit and curb end-of-year spending sprees. A September to remember…
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