1.1 million Americans flew drones in 2017 according to the FAA. And that number is expected to more than double over the next five years. The Watchdog Report podcast goes on location to discuss how the FAA plans to maintain safety in the national airspace as the industry grows.

What's it like buying tickets online? GAO explores hidden fees, purchasing bots, and reseller markups.

What happens once a decade, is constitutionally required, and counts every American? The census. Join us as we discuss what to expect in 2020.

It’s time for GAO's annual review of NASA’s biggest projects. From human space flight to telescopes, we discuss issues and improvements.

Are schools and their consultants giving borrowers incomplete or inaccurate information about repaying their student loans?

GAO issues a yearly report identifying duplication, overlap, and fragmentation in federal programs - as well as opportunities for the federal government to save money and increase revenue. So, what's new this year?

Join us as we explore how the Department of Defense has handled their major weapons systems acquisitions over the past year.

What do guidelines say about the maximum length of time service members can be away from home? Limited enforcement and data make that a difficult question to answer.

Foodborne illness can affect the health and safety of Americans. A GAO report digs into how the USDA can help keep meat and poultry pathogen free.

The Base Realignment and Closure process has changed the physical landscape of DoD for the past three decades. Hear what GAO recommends for the next BRAC round.