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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.

It’s fair to say there has been no time like the present.

The Court has made clear what the 6th Amendment demands when it comes to expert assistance in capital cases. Will it make Arkansas come in to compliance?

Whistleblower advocates are seeking an update from Defense Secretary Mattis on the steps he has taken to implement training for employees who investigate retaliation, as required under the National Defense Authorization Act.

The executive branch agency in charge of ethics compliance has to rely on other agencies to enforce its rules

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


In the event the PCLOB begins working again, it will have a wide array of potential issues to take on.
The Defense Department’s proposed rule requiring certified cost or pricing information when only one offer is received is a step in the right directing, but it falls out of bounds.
POGO and 30 other civil society organizations are urging the Senate Judiciary Committee hold hearings on Privacy and Civil Liberty Board nominees, which has been unmanned far too long.

Presidents since Truman have violated the Constitution with unauthorized military actions.
POGO joined the open government community in asking the Senate Judiciary Committee to wait for the National Archives and Records Administration to complete its review of Brett Kavanaugh's records before proceeding with his confirmation hearing.
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