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.

FOIA to FBI requesting records reflecting data about people killed or injured by domestic terrorism since 2009.

FOIA to FBI requesting records sufficient to identify the data or evidence underlying officials’ assertions during and following congressional testimony regarding the number of domestic terrorism arrests and investigations associated with white supremacy.

The FBI stated that it had no records responsive to American Oversight's request for communications involving anyone in the White House Office regarding former Deputy Assistant Director of FBI's Counterintelligence Division, Peter Strzok.

The Federal Bureau of Investigation rejected our request for records of communications between political appointees and individuals in the White House Counsel's office.

American Oversight has been investigating the administration’s response to domestic terrorism and acts of violence.

FOIA to the Federal Bureau of Investigation for communications with White House officials regarding congressional oversight of the executive branch.

The Department of Justice's Federal Bureau of Investigations responded to American Oversight's request for records on Florida county governments hacked by Russia in 2016 with a "Glomar," meaning that the agency refuses to confirm or deny the existence of such records.

As Trump attempts to turn what has traditionally been a nonpartisan celebration into a party for donors, we're celebrating the power that an informed public can have in a democracy.

Supreme Court decisions, limits on FOIA, and Ivanka Trump and Jared Kushner's D.C. landlord.