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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.

Congress must reassert its constitutional duty to declare war, and end an authorization that has been repeatedly abused to pursue unauthorized and unrelated military activities.
The outcome of Seila Law LLC v CFPB could run counter to the founding fathers’ vision of checks and balances. POGO defends the Constitution citing largely ignored historical precedent.

A bipartisan group of organizations and individuals working to protect election security highlighted the importance of encryption, and, in order to protect the integrity of our elections, called on the DOJ to end its efforts to weaken encryption.

How The Military-Industrial Complex Gets Away With Murder in Contract After Contract
Oklahoma’s death penalty statute has been interpreted so broadly that it could apply to the vast majority of murders committed in the state. This violates the Constitution.

What is impeachment, how does it work, and what’s going to happen?

POGO's Congressional Training Program aims to educate Hill staffers and other people in the legislative branch about the oversight powers of Congress.

Inspectors general are issuing audits on federal spending data that look promising at first glance. However, changes in the audit methodology, rather than improved performance, are contributing significantly to the low error rate results.

BLM should promote greater transparency and accountability from companies extracting natural resources from our nation’s public lands.

Contractors are defrauding the government and endangering national security by hiding their real owners behind shell companies, according to a recent watchdog report.

Luckily, a band of outsiders is trying to do what the government won’t

By rushing this impeachment process, the House runs the risk of diminishing its oversight power even further going forward
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