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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 federal government needs to improve the accuracy and completeness of improper payment identification and estimation.

A new memo released by the executive branch’s Office of Legal Counsel attempts to establish a more restrictive policy regarding federal agencies responses to Congressional oversight inquiries. POGO, Members of Congress, and others are strongly criticizing this executive overre...

Yet again Air Force headquarters is blaming budgetary pressures for why it says it must cut the most effective close air support platform.

Despite the plain language of anti-lobbying bans, a narrow interpretation by the DOJ has given executive branch employees a lot of leeway in influencing the legislative process.

Legislation is moving through Congress that would put the Securities and Exchange Commission’s (SEC) invaluable whistleblower program in jeopardy.

Gates’ defeat of them was short-lived

The Trump administration has continued to ignore filling permanent inspectors general positions, with some vacancies lasting over two years.

The Pentagon is persisting in its plans to ramp up F-35 production in the form of a “block buy” even though two oversight agencies caution against the move at this time. Should Congress approve the request, the American people will spend $661 million to buy materials to build ...

The Project On Government Oversight (POGO) has suggested reforms for improving foreign lobbying laws, but we need your help to make it a Congressional priority.

The Office of Government Ethics posted waivers to the ethics pledge for 10 Trump appointees after demanding them from federal agencies.

Recent documents released by the Department of Justice (DOJ) on how they identified an alleged National Security Agency (NSA) contractor source provide a number of lessons and considerations for sources and journalists who seek to anonymously disclose information.

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