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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.

A new database tracking the beneficial owners of companies—those individuals who really own and benefit financially from the companies—will make monumental progress in ending anonymous and opaque corporate ownership structures.

POGO Public Policy Director Liz Hempowicz provided testimony to the House Committee on Oversight and Reform urging Congress to heed the public’s concerns and pass laws to make it easier to expose and prevent government corruption.

POGO’s Public Policy Director Liz Hempowicz testified before the House Budget Committee on Congress’s power of the purse and necessary reforms to the apportionments process.

A diverse coalition is applauding the House Budget Committee for holding a hearing on Congress’s power of the purse. Reclaiming and strengthening this vital power will help Congress address corruption and promote accountability.

POGO provided testimony informed by investigations that highlight how congressional fellowships pose the risk of conflicts of interest and the appearance of conflicts of interest.

POGO Policy Counsel Melissa Wasser submitted a statement for the record regarding two VA whistleblower reform bills at the House Committee on Veterans Affairs’ latest legislative hearing.

Congress should address the public’s concerns about government corruption by acting to strengthen our independent federal watchdogs so they are empowered to root out abuse of power and illegality.

Failure to reform the nation’s natural resource royalty structure leaves billions of dollars on the table.

New Clearview AI Docs Show How Exaggerating Tech’s Effectiveness Endangers Individuals

Military whistleblowers and sexual assault survivors deserve a system that will protect them from retaliation.

Mounting criticism of the F-35 in official Washington has created an opportunity to reassess the program’s future. The Project On Government Oversight offers a sensible proposal for moving forward.

The Inspector General Access Act would help crack down on misconduct at the Department of Justice. The attorney general must support the bill in order to promote more accountability for any misconduct.
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