“Forty percent of internet users went online for government data or information in the preceding twelve months,” according to the... View Article
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Having described the ticking time bomb in the Supreme Court’s decision last week in Doe v. Reed, which concerns disclosure... View Article
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A little more light will shine on petitions for referenda because of Thursday’s U.S. Supreme Court ruling. The Court held... View Article
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Congressional staff are invited to attend Transparency Made Easy: How to Make the Government More Open and Accountable Topics for... View Article
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How do you know if a retiring Representative is negotiating for their next job while working at their current one?... View Article
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Members of Congress have repeatedly called for the Supreme Court to televise its proceedings, an issue to which Solicitor General... View Article
Continue readingPOIA Would Make the Government Work Better
Senator Jon Tester introduced the Public Online Information Act (POIA) last week in the U.S. Senate, joining Representative Steve Israel... View Article
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Today, Senator Jon Tester introduced legislation that would revolutionize how the public gains access to government information. The Public Online... View Article
Continue readingComparing the House and Senate Versions of the DISCLOSE Act
Earlier this week I wrote about my curiosity regarding the differences between the House and Senate versions of the DISCLOSE... View Article
Continue readingVideo from the Transparency Caucus Inaugural Event
The 26-member Congressional Transparency Caucus last Thursday held its inaugural event on Capitol Hill. At the event, the two co-chairs... View Article
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