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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 highlights its multiple investigations to inform the Department of the Interior’s new rulemaking to improve safety standards for offshore drilling.

Research shows the growing need for and interest in more oversight training opportunities for congressional staff.

Senators Approve Proposal to Authorize Inflation-Related Adjustments to Existing Pentagon Contracts

Recent polling in battleground states shows Republicans want elected leaders to prioritize legislative reforms to support whistleblowers and fight corruption.

The Office of Legal Counsel distorts the relationship between Congress and the presidency. Congress can work to change that.

Requiring the collection of beneficial ownership information would strengthen our financial institutions against kleptocrats seeking to anonymously benefit from our economic system.

Looking back on fiscal year 2021 federal contracting trends and two decades of contractor accountability

Law enforcement’s new location tracking tool raises unique Fourth Amendment concerns

A colossal conflict of interest compromises the auditing of public companies and the financial security of everyone who depends on them. This report provides background on the issue and options for potential reform.

Strengthening the last line of defense against corruption in the federal government

The AGILE Procurement Act of 2022 contains provisions that have been championed by government contractors and their industry trade associations for years. The troubling provisions likely will result in excessive prices and sole source contracts.

The Justice Department says the law that requires it to collect death in custody data prevents it from doing a good job. Really?
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