Records released in response to American Oversight's FOIA for documents reflecting travel, besides coach class, requested or reported by any federal agency.

When it comes to hearing from its own investigators, it wasn’t a very good week for the administration.

FOIA to GSA 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 request to the General Services Administration seeking communications of senior officials regarding the operations of the Old Post Office Tower during the partial government shutdown that commenced on December 22, 2018.

FOIA request to the General Services Administration seeking communications between senior officials and the Trump Organization on or after December 15, 2018. The request seeks to learn whether agency officials communicated with the Trump Organization about the operations of the Old Post Office Tower during the partial government shutdown that began on December 22, 2018.

FOIA request to the General Services Administration seeking records regarding the source of funds for the operation of the Old Post Office Tower during the government shutdown that began on December 22, 2018, as well as records of any legal analysis of how the lapse in appropriations would impact those operations.

The General Services Administration claimed that it had no records responsive to American Oversight's FOIA request seeking communications between GSA officials, members of the Trump family and employees of the Trump Organization regarding the FBI Headquarters project. From GSA's response, it is clear whether GSA adequately searched for records.

The General Services Administration provided a single letter responding to three separate FOIA requests. The letter states that GSA has no records responsive to American Oversight's FOIA requests for meeting notes, agendas, or other materials related to meetings that took place at the White House regarding the FBI Headquarters Consolidation Project on December 20, 2017 or June 15, 2018.  For the meeting that took place in January 2018, GSA claims that any records it has are exempt from release under FOIA.

FOIA to multiple agencies seeking communications with the agencies, the White House, and Ivanka Trump’s law firms regarding Ivanka Trump and her use of personal email.

FOIA to GSA seeking all records reflecting Other than Coach-Class Travel requested or reported by any federal agency.