Alerts and Updates

This week, Elon Musk and his Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) faced increased scrutiny as his team gained access to several federal agencies, including the Treasury Department. 

In these past two weeks, President Donald Trump has carried out an unprecedented abuse of executive power, testing the limits of what his position allows him.

Confirmation hearings for President-elect Donald Trump’s Cabinet are in full swing, with some of the more contentious nominees facing Senate questioning this past week. 

While recent public discourse focused on conflicts of interest that President-Elect Donald Trump will bring with him to the Oval Office when sworn in, another conflict-of-interest situation was flying under the radar.

The House voted to pass the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) this week, and there are a few provisions for increased accountability at the Pentagon that are worth celebrating.

There’s less than two months left in Joe Biden’s presidency. That is less than two months for Biden to take concrete, decisive action to safeguard federal institutions, civil liberties, and the rule of law before he leaves office.  

When the executive branch fails to meet its promises, you deserve accountability. Inspectors general are crucial allies in delivering that accountability.  

We’re already gearing up for the hard work of defending our democracy from any harmful policies pushed by President-elect Donald Trump.

The Pentagon’s budget has been steadily climbing to ridiculous heights

Inside the effort to counter mold in military housing.

Raytheon Company admitted this week to defrauding the government of millions of taxpayer dollars in a price gouging scheme and to bribing a high-ranking Qatari official. They’re paying the government over $950 million to settle the investigations.

But the justices still face little accountability.