There's plenty to investigate as we approach the end of 2019 — Ukraine-related and otherwise.

FOIA to Department of Defense seeking any records collected for the White House Counsel’s Office or any internal agency review related to matters that are the subject of the impeachment inquiry.

The power of impeachment exists to check a president who refuses to recognize the constitutional separation of powers.

Joint Status Reports filed by American Oversight, the Office of Management and Budget (OMB), and the Department of Defense (DOD) in American Oversight’s lawsuit seeking directives and communications that may relate to any effort to pressure the Ukrainian government to investigate one of President Trump’s political opponents as part of an effort to give the president an electoral advantage.

Department of Defense records in response to American Oversight's request for regarding the use of force or rules of engagement in the troop deployment, Operation Faithful Patriot. This record includes heavily redacted presentations, some concerning crowd control.

Emails obtained by American Oversight provide a glimpse of how a senior adviser at ICE has worked with Miller to promote harsh anti-immigration policies.

FOIA to the Department of Defense seeking all records reflecting communications between senior agency officials and Congress members or media with demonstrated interest in the ongoing impeachment inquiry.

Department of Defense records of communications with or mentioning Concerned Veterans for America. DOD maintains that this two-page production is the entirety of its responsive records.

Calling out the administration for failing "to produce a single document" to Congress, the Intelligence Committee's report cited the documents American Oversight obtained through FOIA litigation.

Since the State Department’s release of records last Friday — including emails showing contacts between Giuliani and Pompeo in March 2019 — there have been a number of questions about how we made it happen.