FOIA to the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) seeking sent email regarding the dissolution of the National Security Council’s pandemic response team.

The uncertainty and fear surrounding the coronavirus have laid bare the deadly consequences of President Donald Trump’s demand for obsequious loyalty and a refusal to take responsibility for mistakes.

FOIA to multiple agencies seeking interagency meeting materials in light of the withholding of military and economic assistance to Lebanon.

FOIA to multiple agencies seeking senior officials’ communications regarding the withholding of military and economic assistance to Lebanon.

FOIA to U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) seeking communications and calendars of Assistant Administrator of the Middle East Bureau in light of the withholding of military and economic assistance to Lebanon.

FOIAs to multiple agencies seeking communications of White House liaisons regarding any efforts to target officials based on perceptions of insufficient political loyalty to the president.

Records from the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) in response to American Oversight's request for any directives to withhold aid from Ukraine in light of reports that President Trump sought to withhold such aid before speaking with Ukraine’s president and potentially pressuring Ukraine to commence an investigation of one of the president’s political opponents.

FOIA to multiple agencies seeking records regarding federal spending at Trump properties, including any guidance issued regarding use of Trump properties for official business, as well as any expenses paid to Trump properties.

The United States Agency for International Development stated that it had no records of contracts with unconfirmed nominee Mark Montgomery. American Oversight asked for these records to identify situations where agencies may have used contracts to circumvent the Senate confirmation process.

If the president or his advisers thought the released summary transcript would be another supposed “total exoneration,” they were mistaken.