Emails from the Veterans Health Administration released in response to American Oversight's request for communications containing key terms related to Spravato, a drug promoted by President Trump.

Records released by multiple agencies in response to American Oversight’s request for records reflecting new legal Authorities provided to agency chief information officers in response to the coronavirus outbreak.

Records from the Department of Veterans Affairs in response to American Oversight's request for senior officials’ email communications containing key terms related to a sexual assault allegation filed by a House staffer, including emails sent by former Deputy Secretary James Byrne prior to his firing, emails between Byrne and any representative of Oasis LLC, and emails sent by Secretary Wilkie containing terms related to Byrne’s firing.

Records from the Department of Veterans Affairs received in response to American Oversight’s request for a complete copy of the “Red Dawn” email chain.

American Oversight obtained additional documents that show the agency’s handling of the pandemic last spring.

Records from the Department of Veterans Affairs in response to American Oversight's request for calendar records fo top officials during the early spread of the coronavirus.

Records from the Department of Veterans Affairs in response to American Oversight's request for communications about prescription delivery delays due to operational changes at the U.S. Postal Service.

Records from the Department of Veterans Affairs released in response to American Oversight's request for all daily briefings and situation reports prepared for leadership officials regarding the Covid-19 pandemic. These records include calendars and communications for Secretary Robert Wilkie from February to March 2020.

Record from the Department of Veterans' Affairs, in response to American Oversight's request for email communications to VA Chief of Staff Pamela Powers regarding House staffer who reported sexual assault. These records are heavily redacted.

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