The Department of Defense stated that it has no records responsive to American Oversight's request for email communications (including emails, email attachments, calendar invitations or entries) within the White House Communications Agency related to the New York Times article published on October 24, 2018, regarding the President's use of unsecured iPhones, as well as the President's October 25, 2018 tweet on the topic.

The Department of Defense stated that it had no records responsive to American Oversight's request for all versions of transcripts, readouts, summaries, or other notes reflecting the contents of President Trump's call on July 25, 2019, with Ukrainian President Zelensky.

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

FOIA to multiple agencies seeking all versions of transcripts, readouts, summaries, or other notes reflecting the contents of President Trump’s call on July 25, 2019, with Ukrainian President Zelensky.

FOIA to the Department of Defense (DOD) seeking email communications that may relate to any untoward effort to pressure the Ukrainian government to investigate one of President Trump’s political opponents, Joe Biden, in an effort to give the president an electoral advantage.

FOIA to multiple agencies seeking 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.

Defense Logistics Agency communications regarding a fuel contract with Freedom Aviation, which is owned by Liberty University--whose president, Jerry Falwell Jr., is a prominent Trump supporter.

The Department of Defense's Defense Logistics Agency communications regarding a fuel contract with Freedom Aviation, which is owned by Liberty University — whose president, Jerry Falwell Jr., is a prominent Trump supporter.

Calendar entries from the Department of Defense for former Acting Secretary of Defense Patrick Shanahan from January and February 2019.

FOIA to the Department of Defense seeking records reflecting the implementation of Secretary Esper’s ethics screening arrangement, which is necessary to prevent Esper from participating in matters affecting his former employer, defense contractor Raytheon. Esper was a top lobbyist for Raytheon immediately prior to joining the Trump administration.