Department of Justice stated that it had no additional records where Jared Kushner had used private, non-government email to communicate with DOJ officials.

Two recent federal court rulings found that agencies had conducted inadequate searches for documents American Oversight requested related to the president's influence over a multibillion-dollar project.

Records from the Department of Justice (DOJ) reflecting expenses incurred by DOJ Attorney General William Barr, including various travel vouchers and authorizations. These records indicate that Barr may have exceeded the DOJ allowance for certain trips.

No records response from the Executive Office of Immigration Review regarding the communications of a retired immigration judge. American Oversight sought these records in light of high attrition rates among immigration judges.

The Department of Justice stated that it had located records responsive to American Oversight's request for records of email communications containing key terms related to Ukraine. The agency withheld the records in full.

Opinion issued by the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia, ruling that agencies had conducted inadequate searches for records requested by American Oversight.

Records from the Department of Justice of communications of DOJ officials containing key terms related to Ukraine.

The Department of Justice stated that it had located records responsive to American Oversight's request for records regarding a legal memo on antitrust probe saying that documents, but it withheld the documents in full.

As the administration’s tragically mismanaged response to the coronavirus continues to lurch onward, the answers to that question are more important than ever.

FOIA to Bureau of Prisons, Department of Veterans Affairs, and Veterans Health Administration regarding directives about prescriptions for coronavirus.