The (POGO) Blog
April 18, 2018
By Neil Gordon
Public Interest Group Wins Legal Fees in Transparency Lawsuit
A California court recently ordered a contractor that tried to block the release of public records to pay the legal expenses of an organization that requested the records.
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Topics: Open Government, Contract Oversight
April 17, 2018
POGO’s Outsized Tax-Day Impact
Over the past 37 years, the Project On Government Oversight’s investigations have saved taxpayers billions of dollars.
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Topics: Government Accountability, Energy and Natural Resources, Contract Oversight
April 17, 2018
Bad Actors Among Border Wall Contractors
Half of the six contractors that built border wall prototypes had questionable track records, including one contractor that the Army Corps of Engineers felt was too risky to do future business with.
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Topics: Contract Oversight
April 17, 2018
What the Senate Needs to Ask Gina Haspel
A list of questions the Senate needs to ask CIA director nominee Gina Haspel about her role in torture and rendition.
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Topics: Government Accountability, Open Government, National Security
April 10, 2018
By Sean Moulton
The Citizenship Question: A Lot Riding on a Single Change in 2020 Census
The Trump Administration wants to add an untested question about citizenship to the 2020 census, but including it could reduce the accuracy of the data—data that we use to apportion Congressional seats to the states and to direct hundreds of billions in fe
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Topics: Government Accountability
