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POGO’s experts push policymakers to enact commonsense reforms that tackle waste, corruption, and abuse of power; hold those who’ve violated the public trust accountable; protect our constitutional rights; and make the government work for all people.

The Project On Government Oversight, National Taxpayers Union, and Win Without War led a broad coalition asking Congress to investigate the Department of Defense using relief funds to bailout defense contractors.

The legitimacy of the Supreme Court is not something that can be recovered if it is lost.

The Taxpayers Right-to-Know Act would let Americans know exactly how their tax dollars are being spent by creating an inventory of federal programs, an idea supported across the political spectrum.

Congress must investigate what led to the hiring of Postmaster General DeJoy, his financial conflicts of interests, and if he broke federal campaign finance law.

POGO urged Congress to ensure that the final fiscal year 2021 National Defense Authorization Act preserve key accountability provisions and reject efforts to increase waste, fraud, and abuse.

The Office of Personnel Management seeks to uphold the federal merit system; President Donald Trump’s nominee for director seems to support undermining the very heart of that system.

POGO requests an investigation into potential Hatch Act violations by Postmaster General Louis DeJoy for appearing to use his official authority to sway an upcoming election.

A rule proposed by the Pentagon further limits the collection of information that would help the government keep track of how much it spends on services each year.

The Power of the Purse Coalition calls on Appropriations Committee to reclaim the constitutional authority of Congress over taxpayer funds.

Prominent former judges and prosecutors are urging the Supreme Court to allow state defendants convicted under unconstitutional rules to appeal their sentences.

A group of law enforcement officers supports a provision that would place limits on the military gear police can get from the federal government.
As the Senate Judiciary Committee prepares to consider the Inspector General Access Act, two dozen bipartisan civil society groups call for the passage of the bill in order to reign in abuses by DOJ attorneys.
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