Records from the Department of Transportation's Federal Railroad Administration in response to American Oversight's request for records regarding the Gateway Project, including the Hudson Tunnel Project and the Portal North Bridge Project, between FRA and any member of Congress or congressional staff.

FOIA to multiple agencies seeking records regarding federal spending at Trump properties, including any guidance issued regarding use of Trump properties for official business, as well as any expenses paid to Trump properties.

FOIA to the Department of Transportation for communications between the office of Secretary Elaine Chao and individuals associated with the Senate reelection campaign of Secretary Chao’s husband, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell.

Lawsuit filed by American Oversight on behalf of Restore Public Trust against the Department of Transportation (DOT) for records of correspondence between American Crossroads CEO Steven Law and DOT officials, including calendars, call logs, and meeting agendas.

The Department of Transportation (DOT) stated that it had no records responsive to American Oversight's request for reimbursements given to appointees for 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 35-day government shutdown.

“Unprecedented” is a word that has been used a lot in the past few years — including this week.

Investigating the administration's approval of Spravato, Trump's potential campaign-finance violations, and the promotion of Trump properties.

FOIA Request to Department of Transportation seeking communications from agency officials to President Trump’s reelection campaign or other interests supporting the president’s reelection.

The Department of Transportation stated that it had no communications with the railroad industry concerning the rollback of a railroad brake safety rule.

This week, we sued the VA for failing to preserve emails that top VA officials sent from personal email accounts to three members of Mar-a-Lago.