FOIA request to multiple agencies for records and communications regarding military housing for Sec. Mike Pompeo.

Every week seems to bring a new example of President Donald Trump’s disdain — or fear — of independent oversight.

The Navy rejected American Oversight's request for any communiques or “vectors” sent by Acting Navy Secretary Modly to personnel during his tenure. American Oversight sought these records in light of the dismissal of Captian Crozier of the USS Theodore Roosevelt.

FOIA request to the Department of the Navy seeking reports, studies, or data concerning incidents of white supremacist, white nationalist, white separatist, far-right, alt-right, or pro-Nazi activity or ideology among military personnel.

FOIA request to the Navy seeking former Acting Secretary Modly's received text messages concerning the dismissal of Captain Crozier of the U.S.S. Theodore Roosevelt.

Trump is apparently counting on the public to be too distracted by the coronavirus to pay much attention to his continuing dictator-like purges of government officials and his brazen rejection of oversight. 

FOIA to the Navy seeking all records reflecting communications between Acting Secretary Modly and Captain Brett Crozier.

FOIA to Navy seeking copies of any communiques or “vectors” sent by Acting Navy Secretary Modly to personnel during his tenure.

FOIA to Navy seeking a copy of Captain Crozier’s email on March 30, 2020, regarding his request for assistance in response to the coronavirus outbreak aboard the U.S.S. Theodore Roosevelt.

Federal agencies still don't have official guidance on spending money at Trump-owned businesses.