The Pentagon announced late last week that it failed its seventh consecutive audit as the sprawling, profiteering-ridden department wasn’t able to fully account for its trillions of dollars in assets.

The Defense Department said it's still unable to track its nearly trillion-dollar budget but remains on track to pass an audit by 2028.

The Pentagon has failed its annual financial audit for the seventh year in a row. This means the Department of Defense (DOD) has failed every single audit

Sky News host Caleb Bond slams the Pentagon after failing its seventh audit in a row. “Is it any wonder that Donald Trump has set up the DOGE, the Department of Government Efficiency, to clean all this nonsense up,

That means the federal government’s largest agency – with a budget of more than $840 billion – can’t fully explain its spending. The disclaimer this year was expected. And it’s expected again next year. The Pentagon previously said it will be able to accurately account for its spending by 2027.

The U.S. Department of Defense failed its seventh consecutive audit on Friday, with the agency unable to fully account for its $824 billion budget.

The DoD confirmed that the Pentagon failed its seventh consecutive audit and failed to give a full account for its $824 billion budget.

The Pentagon has fallen short passing its financial audit for the seventh consecutive year, while a lead official has said the department is showing

The US Defense Department failed for the seventh straight year to score a clean financial audit, highlighting the challenge of tracking the finances of a sprawling organization that has some $3.8 trillion in assets and $4 trillion in liabilities.

The Pentagon once again was unable to provide auditors with all the needed financial documentation to account for the massive amounts of money that flows through its coffers, failing for the seventh consecutive year to account for all its spending to satisfy an annual audit.