Department of Commerce communications from the Bureau of Industry and Security mentioning individuals and organizations connected to a reported plan to sell nuclear technology to Saudi Arabia.

Climate change, the Mueller report, and three new lawsuits.

American Oversight's lawsuit against the departments of Commerce, Treasury, and State to shed light on casino-owner and Trump donor Sheldon Adelson's influence over federal policy.

Two new lawsuits seek records related to Sheldon Adelson and Steve Wynn, casino magnates and major Trump donors whose businesses have likely benefited from the current administration.

The U.S. Department of Commerce stated that it had no records of communications between then National Security Council (NSC) members Derek Harvey, K.T. McFarland, Michael Flynn, and the Bureau of Industry and Security (BIS) employees Nazak Nikakhtaris, Carol Rose, Richard Ashooh, and Matthew Borman.

Commerce stated that it had no records in response to our request for communications between the International Trade Administration and National Security Council officials Derek Harvey, K.T. McFarland, and Michael Flynn.

FOIA to the U.S. Census Bureau seeking resumes and calendars of certain political appointees.

The Department of Commerce's International Trade Administration stated that it had no records regarding communications with Tom Barrack, Rick Gates and others American Oversight asked for these records after the House of Representatives Committee on Oversight and Reform detailed how senior White House officials in the early days of the Trump administration worked outside standard policymaking processes to advance a nuclear exports plan involving sharing nuclear technology with Saudi Arabia.

Commerce's International Trade Administration stated that it had no records regarding sharing nuclear technology with Saudi Arabia. American Oversight asked for records with key words including "Marshall Plan," "IP3," "Barrack," and ÒColonel Northstar."

American Oversight's lawsuit against several agencies seeking calendars following previous request for senior officials' calendars. Some of the requests are seeking calendars from mid-2018 and others' date back to the beginning of the administration.