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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.

At the first hybrid Oversight Boot Camp, 35 staffers from 18 different congressional committees learned how to successfully conduct a congressional oversight investigation.

A Senate investigation underscored the government’s failure to count deaths in custody. There are solutions available.

Serious concerns arise about the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s contracting office and its questionable decisions in awarding and enforcing accountability provisions in World Trade Center Health Program contracts.

Pentagon leaders paused delivery of new F-35s after revealing a supplier had used a Chinese-made alloy in a component. The program’s complexity created the need for vast numbers of suppliers, which made this development almost inevitable.

Big changes for big oil and gas industries

POGO encourages lawmakers to promote accountability, encourage fiscal discipline, and advance military readiness through the NDAA.

After years of accommodating industry, Congress is looking toward financial incentives to help the Pentagon make smarter contracting decisions.

Congress must act to prevent the military-industrial-congressional complex from corrupting the policymaking process and eroding public trust.

The bill would reduce the risk of politicians overturning election results—but it could be made stronger.

Here are nine provisions to watch in the FY23 appropriations process.

If the Department of Justice has found that certain criminal laws do not apply to the former President, it has an obligation to disclose that fact.

POGO offers recommendations to the Administrative Conference of the United States on legal materials that federal agencies should make more transparent.
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