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June 14, 2013

By Jack Scher

Government Errors Hurt Small Businesses



Contract Oversight Government errors are making it impossible for small businesses to compete as contractors.

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Topics: Contract Oversight

June 13, 2013

By Lydia Dennett

Lost? The Guards at Y-12 Can Help



Y-12 Safety Yet another security breach at the Y-12 nuclear complex highlights the need for meaningful security changes.

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Topics: National Security

June 13, 2013

By Neil Gordon

Booz in the News and Whistleblower Blues



Booz Allen Hamilton The revelation that it was Edward Snowden, an employee of National Security Agency contractor Booz Allen Hamilton, who blew the whistle on the NSA’s surveillance programs has thrust Booz Allen Hamilton into the spotlight. Unfortunately, their track record of business ethics and integrity has largely escaped scrutiny.

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Topics: Contract Oversight

June 13, 2013

By Andre Francisco

First Big Test for New SEC Chair



SEC Seal The appointment of Robert Rice as counsel for the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is the first big test for Mary Jo White, the new head of the SEC, according to an article in CNN Money.

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Topics: Financial Sector

June 12, 2013

By Andre Francisco

POGO Supports Bill to Declassify Surveillance Court Opinions



Surveillance Cameras A new bipartisan bill from eight Senators seeks to expand transparency and accountability of secret surveillance programs conducted under the PATRIOT Act and the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA).

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Topics: Open Government

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