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Outsmarting the MOX
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More Fantasy Budgeting From the Pentagon
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Federal Contracting Hearing Leaves Unanswered Questions
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DOJ Gets It Wrong on Camp Lejeune – Again
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FAPIIS Finally Gets a Hill Hearing
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House Unanimously Passes Freedom of Information Improvements
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FDA Surveillance Threatened Whistleblowers
February 28, 2014 -
Will DOJ Hold Tax Cheats Accountable?
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Fed Business Still Good for USIS, Despite Legal Woes
February 26, 2014
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March 7, 2014
Outsmarting the MOX
The President's FY 2015 budget has put the Mixed Oxide Fuel Fabrication Facility (MOX) at the Savannah River Nuclear Site on "cold-standby," a victory in eliminating waste and mismanagement on nuclear construction projects.
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Topics: National Security
February 19, 2014
Here’s What 60 Minutes Didn’t Tell You About the F-35
The millions of viewers who tuned into 60 Minutes Sunday may have gotten the impression that the F-35 Joint Strike Fighter is ultimately necessary to maintain U.S. air superiority. Fortunately, a new video from Brave New Films tells the other side of the s
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Topics: National Security
February 14, 2014
Navy Looking For Some F-35 Relief
The Navy has requested a three-year pause in acquisition of the F-35C—the carrier-launched variant of the Joint Strike Fighter. Unfortunately, the Office of the Secretary of Defense has reportedly blocked the Navy’s proposed break in procurement.
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Topics: National Security
February 4, 2014
New Video: The Jet that Ate the Pentagon
A new video from Brave New Films highlights the continued problems with the F-35 Joint Strike Fighter program, the most expensive weapons system in history. The video features POGO's Winslow Wheeler and POGO alum Ben Freeman.
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Topics: National Security
January 30, 2014
Aid Flows Despite Corruption Concerns in Afghanistan
A recent SIGAR report finds that Afghan ministries entrusted with direct assistance from USAID are at high risk of corruption, a fact that USAID doesn't want the American public to know.
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Topics: Government Accountability
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