FOIA to multiple agencies seeking guidance from the White House or agency leadership regarding the agency's responses to congressional oversight requests and subpoenas.

The Environmental Protection Agency stated that it had no records relating to the impact of the partial government shutdown on agency operations and research. American Oversight sought these records to shed light on the impact and costs of the partial government shutdown that took place between December 22, 2018 and January 25, 2019.

Environmental Protection Agency stated that it had no records of communications between leadership and the White House’s Wells Griffith, Francis Brooke, and Brooke Rollins. American Oversight asked for these records, because these White House advisers have a track record of fossil fuel promotion and climate change denial, including appearances at conferences of anti-climate science organizations.

With so much attention trained on tackling federal misconduct in the Trump administration, corruption at the state and local levels has flourished and often gone unchecked.

Environmental Protection Agency records relating to EPA’s decision to roll back several key protections against the consequences of climate change, including a number of meetings with industry groups.

Climate change, the Mueller report, and three new lawsuits.

Records released by the Environmental Protection Agency in response to American Oversight’s request seeking resumes, job titles, SF-50s, and ethics waivers for political appointees who joined the administration or were assigned to new positions after the date of American Oversight’s previous request for this information submitted in late 2017.

FOIA to EPA seeking communications relating to U.S. Global Change Research Program reports confirming the scientific consensus on anthropogenic climate change.

FOIA to the EPA seeking communications with private industry regarding the rollback of mercury health and safety standards.

EPA stated that it had no records of certain communications between Definers Public Affairs and EPA officials.