Which government-distributed product recall cost U.S. taxpayers over $275 million and led to congressional hearings in the early 2010s?

Government agencies occasionally must recall products or materials they've distributed to the public. These recalls can have significant political ramifications, damage public trust, and cost taxpayers millions. Test your knowledge about one of the most expensive and controversial government product recalls in recent history, which created ripples throughout the political landscape and changed how government agencies approach product distribution and quality control.

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The 2013 recall of Healthcare.gov insurance plan information packets that contained incorrect subsidy calculations
The 2010-2011 recall of approximately 550 million Census Bureau questionnaires due to printing errors that made them unreadable by scanning equipment
The 2012 recall of FEMA emergency preparedness materials that contained dangerous inaccuracies about hurricane safety protocols
The 2014 recall of IRS tax forms that contained formula errors, potentially causing millions of Americans to underpay their taxes