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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.

POGO leads 39 organizations in support of a new bill that authorizes lawsuits against federal officials who violate the Constitution.

Filibuster reforms would restore the Senate to a legislative body that works for all Americans.

Over 30 groups and individuals asked the House and Senate armed services committees to include provisions to extend Pentagon revolving door restrictions and expand governmentwide limits as part of the National Defense Authorization Act.

The Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee passed by unanimous voice vote a slate of long-awaited reforms to strengthen the independence of our nation’s federal watchdogs.

Four years after the Supreme Court ordered it to obey the Constitution, Texas is still trying to execute people with intellectual disabilities.

DNA testing could prove Rodney Reed is innocent. The Supreme Court must step in to ensure justice is served.

Our oversight agenda addresses CBP’s long-standing lack of transparency and accountability. These recommendations represent a clear opportunity for Congress to demand accountability from the largest law enforcement agency in the United States.

If Congress doesn’t establish a hardrock mining royalty, increase onshore oil and gas royalties, and push through other reforms, taxpayers could lose out on billions of dollars.

Our oversight agenda addresses CBP’s long-standing lack of transparency and accountability. These oversight recommendations represent a clear opportunity for Congress to demand accountability from the largest law enforcement agency in the U.S..

As an organization devoted to supporting Congress’s power and protecting civil liberties, and as a target of overbroad and punitive subpoenas, we are calling on the January 6 Committee to take care as it subpoenas private records.

Congress must ensure inspectors general have the necessary independence and authority to do their jobs effectively, and will do so meeting the highest ethical standards.

The Supreme Court’s shadow docket is bad for the court, and bad for the public. The Senate Judiciary Committee should examine how to make it more transparent.
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