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A Foggy Forecast for the Next Generation of Weather Satellites
October 16, 2026The U.S. government uses a group of satellites to monitor weather events, including extreme weather events like hurricanes. The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) is working with NASA to replace them. But these plans…
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The Crack Down on Mortgage-Related Spam Calls and Texts
October 6, 2026If you've ever applied for a mortgage, it comes with a credit check. After that, you might get unsolicited calls and texts from other lenders or brokers with loan offers of their own. Why does this happen? And how is a new restriction…
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GAO Looks to the Future and a New Era of Auditing
September 18, 2026A lot has changed in the last couple of years. Our government has changed—not just politically, but also in what policymakers expect from federal agencies. They are looking for greater efficiency, as well as faster results in addressing…
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From Office Supplies to Airplanes--What Happens to Federal Property When It's No Longer Needed?
September 16, 2026Each year, federal agencies dispose of hundreds of millions of dollars in personal property that is no longer needed. This includes everything from office supplies to airplanes. What happens to these items when they are no longer needed?…
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The National Register of Historic Places--More Than Just Buildings and Battle Sites
September 14, 2026There are thousands of properties on the National Register of Historic Places. It's everything from buildings to battlefields. But some organizations, including Native American Tribes, have struggled to participate in this list. Learn more…
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The Navy's Attack Submarines Have Costly Maintenance Challenges
August 27, 2026The Navy's attack submarine fleet provide the United States with an unparalleled advantage to gather intelligence undetected and attack enemy targets. But during the last decade, the Navy has lost thousands of days of submarine use to…
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At FEMA, Staff Reductions and Lack of Planning May Impact Readiness
August 4, 2026The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) is tasked with helping Americans and communities prepare for, respond to, and recover from disasters. But recent reductions in staffing at FEMA may jeopardize these efforts. Here to tell us…
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Ebola, Measles, and Avian Influenza—The Importance of Emerging Disease Surveillance
July 30, 2026In recent decades, several emerging infectious diseases have necessitated the need for global responses. We looked at what's being done here in the U.S. to detect and prevent the spread of emerging infectious diseases through…
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Health Insurance Marketplace Agents' Scams and the Efforts to Prevent Them
July 13, 2026Consumers can use the help of a broker or agent to help them navigate government-run health insurance marketplaces. Agents can be useful in helping consumers pick the best insurance plan. But recent federal fraud cases have highlighted…
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How Airline Mergers and Competition Impact Passengers?
June 25, 2026The last several decades have marked a turbulent, transformative time for commercial airlines--with mergers, failed mergers, and even airlines like Spirit going out of business. What's going on with the airline industry? And what do all…
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The Air Force’s Aerial Refueling Fleet Is Shrinking in Capability
June 15, 2026During long flights or extended air combat missions, aerial refueling tankers can eliminate the need for military planes to land. Having this capability is vital for some missions, like rapid long-distance strikes or when landing to refuel…
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How GAO is Fighting Fraud and Reducing Improper Payments in Government Spending
June 3, 2026The federal government loses hundreds of billions of dollars to fraud each year and millions more to payment errors—also known as improper payments. GAO helps federal understand the causes of these losses and works with them to reduce…
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Featuring interviews with GAO officials on significant issues and new reports, the Watchdog Report is recorded, hosted, and produced by GAO staff.