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General Waste

General Waste, States, Transportation

California High-Speed Rail is Still a Multi-Billion Dollar Boondoggle

April 17, 2025 Alec Mena

Sacramento’s quixotic project leads the way as the nation’s most expensive and wasteful passenger rail boondoggle

340B, Biopharmaceuticals, General Waste, Healthcare, Intellectual Property, International

Implementation of Drug Pricing EO Should Protect Innovation and IP

April 16, 2025 Thomas Schatz

President Trump’s EO addresses the dual objectives of lowering drug prices while promoting innovation and protecting IP

Budget, Education, General Waste, Oversight, Taxes, Tech-Telecom

Go DOGE Go

April 10, 2025 Thomas Schatz

DOGE is the first comprehensive effort to improve government efficiency since the Grace Commission and must keep forging ahead.

General Waste

Multiple Options for DOGE at the DOD

April 7, 2025 Sean Kennedy

The Department of Government Efficiency would have many opportunities to trim waste at the Department of Defense.

Education, Environment, General Waste, Oversight, Transportation

This Week in Waste – April 4, 2025

April 4, 2025 Eric Maus

This Week in Waste highlights how taxpayer dollars are being wasted and efforts to fight government waste. 

General Waste

Studies Show the Urgent Need for More Spectrum

April 4, 2025 Deborah Collier

Two new reports emphasize the need for more spectrum to enable next generation technologies and promote national security.

Education, General Waste

Taxpayers Saved from Biden’s SAVE Plan

April 3, 2025 Eric Maus

Student loan forgiveness is a clear example of the executive branch exceeding its authority. 

General Waste

GAO “High-Risk” Report: A Call to Action and Savings

April 1, 2025 Alec Mena

New “High-Risk List” report identifies 38 programs vulnerable to significant waste, fraud, abuse, and mismanagement. 

Budget, General Waste

Adopting Shared Services Would Drive Efficiency

March 31, 2025 Sean Kennedy

Switching to a shared services model at the federal level would reduce costs and increase efficiency.

Budget, General Waste, Healthcare, Oversight

This Week in Waste – March 28, 2025

March 28, 2025 Eric Maus

This Week in Waste highlights how taxpayer dollars are being wasted on the local, state, and federal levels.

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