FOIA to multiple agencies seeking to shed light on whether or not Michael Cohen or any of his associates have influenced federal activities, including whether they have received special treatment for their high-paying clients. American Oversight is seeking communications between any appointee and the following: Michael Cohen, Essential Consultants, Corey Lewandowski, Jason Osborne, Mike Rubino, Barry Bennett, Turnberry Solutions LLC, and Avenue Strategies.

No records response from Health and Human Services Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services in response to a FOIA request seeking records related to Seema Verma's involvement in any pending Medicaid waiver applications by Kentucky, Indiana, and Iowa.

Records related to Seema Verma's recusal requirements, including memos about her recusal.

American Oversight sued the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) and the Centers for Medicaid and Medicare Services (CMS) to learn whether CMS Administrator Seema Verma violated ethics rules by working on issues related to her former consulting clients.

FOIA seeking all communications related to Virgil Dickson, press calls, and Virgil Dickson's participation in the calls.

FOIA seeking all documents regarding the decision to engage Brett O’Donnell (or his employer) as a contractor, including but not limited to: any Requests for Proposals (RFPs) for the services now provided by Mr. O’Donnell; any internal discussions regarding the decision to use a contractor for the services now provided by Mr. O’Donnell; any internal discussions regarding the decision to select Mr. O’Donnell as the contractor to perform that work; or any communications with Mr. O’Donnell about the work to be performed by him. (HHS-18-0083)

FOIA to CMS seeking communications between Seema Verma and various offices related to Medicaid.

FOIA to CMS seeking communications between Seema Verma and representatives of various states she worked for in a previous position as a healthcare consultant.

All records reflecting any involvement by Seema Verma in any Medicaid waiver applications by the states of Kentucky, Indiana, and Iowa.