The (POGO) Blog
August 17, 2017
By Neil Gordon
Defense Supplier Accused of Price Gouging is Hit with Shareholder Lawsuit
TransDigm Group, a leading aircraft parts supplier suspected of overcharging the Pentagon, was sued by stockholders upset about the effect the company’s recent notoriety is having on their portfolios.
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Topics: National Security, Contract Oversight
August 15, 2017
POGO and Brennan Center Call for Concurrent Investigations
A joint op-ed in The Hill Understanding the Anti-Lobbying Laws by the Project On Government Oversight and the Brennan Center calls on Congress to investigate concurrently with the Department of Justice.
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Topics: Government Accountability
August 15, 2017
Everything Old is New Again: Trump’s Bipartisan Proposals to Curb Improper Payments
President Trump’s crackdown on improper payments could represent a bipartisan effort to reduce waste, fraud, and abuse in the federal government.
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Topics: Government Accountability
August 11, 2017
Veterans Affairs Response to Alleged Whistleblowers Still Worrying
The firing of the Washington, D.C. veterans’ medical center director provides the first test of a new Department of Veterans Affairs accountability and whistleblower protection law.
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Topics: Government Accountability, Whistleblower Protections
August 10, 2017
By Peter Tyler
Senate Unanimously Passes Legislation to Improve Federal Charge Card Spending
The U.S. Senate passed legislation aimed at curbing misuse of government charge cards that can result in improper payments.
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Topics: Government Accountability
