FOIA to multiple agencies seeking records of reimbursements given to appointees to expenses such as payments associated with travel, housing, the cost of government transportation, airfare, lodging, meals, per diem payments, rental vehicles, overtime payments, or any payments made via government-issued charge cards or travel during the government shutdown.

FOIA to Treasury seeking records of communications between Trump campaign donors and top Treasury officials, including Secretary Steven Mnuchin, Chief of Staff Eli Miller, Deputy Chief of Staff Alden Wood, or (d) White House Liaison Baylor Myers.

FOIA to Treasury seeking political appointee resumes, titles, SF-50 forms, and ethics waivers since May 3, 2018.

FOIA to Treasury seeking expenses for Eli Miller and Baylor Myers at the Trump hotel.

FOIA to Treasury Bureau of Engraving and Printing seeking all photographs taken by any photographer acting on behalf of the Department of the Treasury or its components (including as a contractor) in which Louise Linton appears.

FOIA to Treasury seeking communications regarding Jamal Khashoggi.

FOIA to Treasury seeking communications with groups that lobby on behalf of Saudi Arabia.

After last week’s Washington Post report that Ivanka Trump used a personal email account for official business on hundreds of occasions, American Oversight is continuing its investigation not just into the extent to which the president’s daughter and senior adviser violated records rules, but also into whether such risky actions extended to other officials within Trump’s cabinet.

FOIA to Treasury seeking communications with any non-governmental email address attributed to Secretary Steven Mnuchin, as well as any emails he forwarded to his government account.

American Oversight today sued six federal agencies to uncover the extent of Jared Kushner's use of personal email for official governmental business. The suit comes the same week as news broke that his wife, Ivanka Trump, used personal email to conduct White House business on hundreds of occasions in 2017 — which White House officials only discovered when a May 2017 lawsuit filed by American Oversight sparked an internal review.