Congress can make real progress on preventing fraud in the lame duck

With the federal government's annual deficit projected to hit $2 trillion by 2026, there's a significant opportunity for Congress to tackle fraud during the lame duck session. Three bipartisan anti-fraud bills passed by the House are now pending in the Senate, aiming to address systemic issues that could save billions. This move is crucial not just to cut costs but also to restore public trust in government spending. If enacted, these bills could set a precedent for more rigorous oversight and accountability in federal spending.