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A Penny Saved From Production Means Dollars Earned for Taxpayers
President Trump's announcement that the U.S. Mint will halt production of the penny is good news for taxpayers.
USPS Reforms Must Be Included in Reconciliation
Congress must include reforms to the USPS in reconciliation and DOGE should take a close look as well.
Joint Strike Fighter Limited by Inadequate Software
The F-35’s software development is plagued by underperformance and delays, raising serious concerns about the JSF’s reliability.
FDA Recognizes Value of Tobacco Harm Reduction
Regulators approve less-harmful alternative to tobacco.
CAGW Releases Comprehensive Waste-Cutting Proposals for the 119th Congress
Critical Waste details 12 policy areas that require immediate attention to eliminate government waste, fraud, and abuse.
Critical Waste Issues for the 119th Congress
CAGW's Critical Waste proposals are essential to creating a more effective and efficient government and reining in excessive spending.
Federal Budget: In Dire Need of Reform
Under the current dysfunctional budget process, Congress routinely fails to pass a budget or all 12 appropriations bills on time, leading to threats of a government shutdown and a rush to pass continuing resolutions.
Citizens Against Government Waste Releases Issue Brief on Federal Budget Reform
The congressional budget process has been an abject failure and is long overdue for reform.
The Savings from Broadband Bulk Billing Are Saved
A Biden-era effort to ban cost-saving bulk billing of internet services has been halted by new FCC Chairman Brendan Carr.
Citizens Against Government Waste Names CFPB Director Rohit Chopra January 2025 Porker of the Month
CFPB Director Rohit Chopra is our January 2025 Porker of the Month for abusing his power and failing to protect consumers.
President Trump Saves Money Just By Creating DOGE
President Trump takes steps to improve government programs by transforming USDS into U.S. DOGE Service.
Navy and Congress Share Blame for Ship Modernization Waste
The Navy wasted nearly half of the money spent on modernizing seven cruisers; members of Congress are also to blame.