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Cause of Action’s investigative report, “A Bus Tour of Chicago-Style Fraud,” revealed the Chicago Transit Authority (CTA) may have improperly received up to $150 million in taxpayer funds, dating as far back as 1982. Since our report...
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Cause of Action reveals its investigative report, uncovering potentially up to $150 million in taxpayer dollars that improperly went to the Chicago Transit Authority. See our full report, followed by our exhibits below: 121018 Bus Tour of Chicago-Style...
Coin for Coins: Cause of Action Finds Federal Agencies in Violation of Executive Order on Spending Taxpayer Dollars Purchased iPods, Plaques, Yo-Yos and Coins WASHINGTON – Federal government accountability group Cause of Action (CoA) today...
Cause of Action’s six month investigation into federal agency spending on commemorative and promotional items. Coin for Coins Report Coin for Coins Report Exhibits DHS OIG production
Federal Budget Office Asks All Agencies to Cut Conference, Travel Costs By Lauren Fox May 14, 2012 Since news of the General Services Administration’s $820,000 party in Las Vegas broke, the White House announced its putting the kibosh...
Dan Epstein joins Harris Faulkner on Fox News Live to discuss the GSA spending scandal and the steps Cause of Action is taking to hold the administration accountable for wasteful spending. Watch the latest video at video.foxnews.com zp8497586rq
Is GSA Just the Tip of the Iceberg? Townhall.com By Dan Epstein This week’s hearings on the General Services Administration (GSA) spending scandal may be ruffling some feathers, but regardless of how the event is painted by either side,...
Image source: Flickr user jorgegarcia How much are other agencies spending on award coins? A nonpartisan group wants to know “Cause of Action, a nonpartisan government accountability group, has asked 28 federal agencies’ inspectors general...
GSA spending spree prompts greater scrutiny of other agencies “As the General Services Administration swiftly becomes the face of wasteful government spending, other federal agencies soon will have to take a closer look at their own checkbooks....
