American Oversight filed numerous FOIA requests for records of outside influence on American foreign policy and information about a high-level appointee.

Ben Carson, Diane Auer Jones, and Don McGahn's empty chair

FOIA to CFPB seeking records relating to communications with Republican pollster Frank Luntz.

With so much attention trained on tackling federal misconduct in the Trump administration, corruption at the state and local levels has flourished and often gone unchecked.

FOIA to the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau seeking communications between groups that represent the payday loan industry and CFPB officials.

Consumer Financial Protection Bureau records regarding Acting Director Mick Mulvaney's efforts to change the name of the bureau to the "Bureau of Consumer Financial Protection," including Mulvaney's personal intervention to change the color of the bureau's logo to "black/grey/whatever."

American Oversight's lawsuit on behalf of Allied Progress against CFPB seeking Eric Blankenstein's communications with senior officials in the days following the Washington Post’s report that Blankenstein had published a blog under a pen name where he expressed racist and sexist views.

Consumer Financial Protection Bureau SF-50s and resumes of political appointees who started between December 2017 and January 2019.

Lawsuit filed by American Oversight against CFPB to force the release of records containing communications between Representative Hensarling's office and CFPB.

FOIA to CFPB seeking resumes, job titles, SF-50s, and ethics waivers for political appointees who joined the administration or were assigned to new positions after the date of American Oversight’s previous request for this information submitted in late 2017.