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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 DOE directive has significantly and improperly undermined the DNFSB's access to defense nuclear facilities and personnel and restricted its ability to perform meaningful oversight of the matters that most affect public health and safety.

POGO filed a comment opposing a proposed regulation that would allow the government to indefinitely detain children in facilities not licensed by state child-welfare agencies.

What would happen if a cyberattack against our election systems compromised states’ registration databases and millions of voters were forced to cast a provisional ballot?
POGO submitted a public comment supporting the renewal of a federal rule that requires companies seeking contracts and grants to disclose their corporate predecessors—a needed transparency measure that some companies seem to be openly defying.
POGO is writing to Congress in order to urge specific improvements to House and Senate committee rules in order to strengthen Congressional oversight.
Mr. Whitaker’s public comments regarding the Special Counsel’s investigation and his ties to a grand jury witness raise legitimate questions about whether he can oversee the investigation fairly.
The proposed regulation would roll back long standing protections for immigrant children in detention.

Pentagon officials captured by the contractors they oversee is skewing our spending priorities and foreign policy.
POGO filed a complaint because the Secretary of Agriculture may have violated the Hatch Act by endorsing Illinois Representative Mike Bost at a town hall meeting.
The Pentagon’s Testing Director was reportedly considering a move to classify his office’s annual report, hiding the results from Congressional staffers and the public.

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

Relentless war privateer Erik Prince won’t stop until he persuades President Trump to let him take charge of U.S. operations in Afghanistan.
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