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

Transportation Secretary Chao’s actions on behalf of her family’s shipping company included a private photo session with her father at the Department of Transportation as well as a speaking engagement.

American Oversight's lawsuit on behalf of Restore Public Trust against the Department of Transportation, seeking communications between senior Transportation Department officials and a wide range of entities and people linked to the Foremost Group. The lawsuit also seeks Secretary Elaine Chao's travel records.

FOIA to the Department of Agriculture seeking communications of Director of Communications Tim Murtaugh containing pro-Trump phrases to determine if the OSC's new Hatch Act guidance, which prohibits discussions of impeachment and resistance, also applies to pro-Trump speech.

FOIA to Commerce seeking communications with members of the Blackstone Group and the Saudi-backed Public Investment Fund, following Secretary Ross's meeting with representatives of these groups.

FOIA to the Department of Housing and Urban Development seeking external communications with anti-LGBTQ groups

FOIA to Commerce seeking records related to Secretary Ross's meeting with members of the Blackstone Group and the Saudi-backed Public Investment Fund.

FOIA to the Department of Housing and Urban Development seeking preparatory materials for Secretary Carson's recent hearing that reference the Equal Access Rule or HUD's recent rule change proposal weakening protections for LGBTQ individuals in federally funded shelters.

American Oversight filed numerous FOIA requests for records of outside influence on American foreign policy and information about a high-level appointee.

FOIA to IRS seeking resumes, ethics waivers or authorizations, and recusal determinations, as well as SF-50s, for IRS political appointees, including IRS Commissioner Charles (Chuck) Rettig, former Acting IRS Commissioner David Kautter, and IRS Chief Counsel Michael J. Desmond.