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DATA Act Gets a Boost at Transparency Conference
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VA Makes Headway on Backlog with New Technology
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Benghazi Ignored: New Evidence Exposes Gaps in Kabul Embassy Security
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Map Shows State Dept. Official Gave Misleading Testimony to Congress
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Watchdog Finds Flaws in DOE Contractor Responsibility Checks
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DoD IG Confirms POGO’s DARPA Concerns
September 6, 2013
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September 4, 2013
Congress Must Have All Facts -- Including Any the Administration Would Rather Squelch
As members of the Obama Administration and Congress debate perhaps the gravest responsibility our Constitution entrusts to them – the vote whether or not to go to war – there is both a legal and moral imperative that their decision be based on the most acc
September 3, 2013
Pentagon Supports Reducing LCS Fleet to 24 Ships
Top decision makers in the Pentagon support reducing the total purchase of the Littoral Combat Ship to only 24 ships, down from 52, according to Defense News.
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Topics: National Security
August 29, 2013
Senators Question DOJ on NSA Info Sharing
In a letter last week, a group of Senate Democrats asked Attorney General Eric Holder to clarify how the National Security Agency (NSA) shares information with domestic law enforcement agencies while still protecting Americans’ constitutional rights.
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Topics: National Security
August 23, 2013
VIDEO: New Info Reveals Old Lies About #Area51
Now that Area 51 officially exists, POGO's Scott Amey revisits POGO's 1990s investigation into the existence of the secretive military base.
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Topics: National Security
August 16, 2013
Report: Nuclear Power Plants Vulnerable to Terrorist Attacks; POGO Work Cited
Echoing the same concerns POGO has made over the years, a new study from a University of Texas research group says the nation’s commercial nuclear reactors are not prepared to defend themselves against “credible” terrorist threats.
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Topics: National Security
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POGO's Scott Amey talks about the growing private intelligence industry that includes major federal contractor Booz Allen Hamilton, the former employer of Edward Snowden. Podcast with Joe Newman, Aimee Thomson, Jana Persky and Andre Francisco.
