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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.
POGO joins group urging for improvements to the proposed regulation on Controlled Unclassified Information. Our comment expressed concerns that proposed rule could discourage legitimate information-sharing, both internally and outside the government, become a fourth level of c...
U.S. Central Command is misusing the Freedom of Information Act to hide a report on war crimes in Afghanistan.
Organizations concerned with openness and accountability in all parts of government wrote to the Senate and House Armed Services Committees urging them to maintain the integrity of certain whistleblower provisions from the House and Senate versions of the National Defense Auth...
The Department of Defense says nuclear spending could reach about 7 percent of its budget, exceeding some outside estimates.

GAO report confirms that Air Force efforts to retire the A-10 could create a critical support gap for American ground troops.
Congressional Research Service reports belong in the public domain.

Marine Corps planners are reportedly working with allied nations to determine the suitability of various vessels to carry company-sized elements of Marines to perform some of the functions being carried out by Marine Expeditionary Units (MEUs).
In a letter to the Senate and House Armed Services Committee, POGO outlines key acquisition reform policies, wasteful defense spending in conventional and nuclear weapons and MOX, support for close air support and the A-10, and oversight over risky weapon programs like the lit...
The Federal Bureau of Investigation is continuing to challenge the authority of the Department of Justice Office of Inspector General to access FBI records, according to an OIG report issued last week.
U.S. Marine Corps Capt. Daniel Grazier, who served tours in Iraq and Afghanistan, has joined the Project On Government Oversight where he will bring his on-the-ground insights to POGO’s Pentagon reform efforts.

The DoD decided not to show off the F-35 at the 2015 Paris Airshow, but that fact didn't prevent it from being the talk of the town.
POGO calls on the Senate to promptly confirm a new chairperson at the Chemical Safety Board who can work to resolve the agency's challenges and restore its vigor.
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