Today in #OpenGov, we track some shadowy political funding, Eric Trump shares an interesting detail about his family's golf course funding, Congress can't stop trying to keep its dealings with agencies secret, and more...

Today in #OpenGov, we celebrate Washington, DC's new data policy, calls for public access to CRS reports are renewed, the House votes on a healthcare bill that no one had time to read, Ukraine and Romania try to deal with corruption, and more...

In today's edition, Hillary takes action, Obama's records get digitized, Florida fights off an open meetings threat, a free press remains vital for open government, and more...

Today in #OpenGov, the GAO looks at DATA Act data quality, transparency groups push for disclosure of White House staff salaries, the Open Knowledge Foundation invites you to explore the latest edition of the Global Open Data Index, and more...

Today in #OpenGov, we push for Congressional Research Service reports to be made public, argue for stronger congressional oversight on executive branch transparency, leverage FOIA to explore Arizona's prisons, and more...

Today in OpenGov, we investigate a threat to the Sunshine State's sunshine law, explore the wave of data focused legislation being introduced in Congress, try to find the waivers that President Trump has granted to his ethics pledge, and more...

Today in OpenGov, California develops a state-wide water data portal, Washington prepares for upcoming DATA act deadlines, news nerds combine their powers against PDFs, Brazil finds a colorful way to fight corruption, and more...

Today in OpenGov, we ask how government data can be truly useable, keep up on the latest news around the Trump's and transparency, follow a Russian protest movement, and more…