FOIA to the Department of Labor seeking email communications with the office of Senator Mitch McConnell.

Department of Labor spreadsheets in response to American Oversight's request for the DOL's Office of Federal Contract Compliance Programs data related to civil rights complaints and investigations. These spreadsheets include data from January 2007 to March 2017.

FOIA request to the Department of Labor seeking directives related to the disbursement of federal funds in response to the coronavirus emergency.

FOIA request to the Department of Labor seeking assessments of the severity of the economic crisis caused by the coronavirus emergency and the effects of the federal response.

FOIA request to the Occupational Safety and Health Administration seeking statistics regarding complaints or referrals about unsafe working conditions caused by coronavirus, inspections related to coronavirus, and whether these inspections found violations and resulted in citations or penalties.

Department of Labor records regarding the Conflict of Interest rule, including an agency correspondence log from the Office of the Executive Secretariat and the Plan Benefits Security Division of the Office of the Solicitor.

Trump is apparently counting on the public to be too distracted by the coronavirus to pay much attention to his continuing dictator-like purges of government officials and his brazen rejection of oversight. 

Federal agencies still don't have official guidance on spending money at Trump-owned businesses.

It shouldn’t be surprising that the president, who downplayed the crisis until just a few weeks ago, is once again avoiding taking responsibility.

The Department of Labor stated that it had no records responsive to American Oversight's request for records reflecting a meeting between Mark Zelden, director of the Centers for Faith and Opportunity Initiatives, and Sedera Health executives.