As the Senate prepares to vote on Trump's acquittal, the Department of Energy releases a new set of Ukraine-related records to American Oversight.

The Department of Energy released 139 pages of records in response to American Oversight’s FOIA lawsuit seeking documents regarding the Trump administration’s Ukraine pressure campaign.

We uncovered emails revealing new details about the Ukraine scandal, and the next day, they were on the Senate floor in the impeachment trial.

Records from NASA, NOAA and other agencies reveal the record-long funding lapse’s detrimental impact on federal projects.

FOIA request to the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) seeking emails between senior EPA officials and the White House regarding the state of California, localities within California, and California public officials.

Records from the Environmental Protection Agency in response to American Oversight's request for calendars of former Special Counsel to the Administrator Peter Wright.

No matter how much the administration stonewalls, new evidence in the Ukraine investigation continues to emerge. 

Calendars form the Department of Energy for former Undersecretary of Energy for the National Nuclear Security Administration, Frank Klotz. These calendars date from January 20, 2017 to December 7, 2017.

The administration agreed to search for and release multiple categories of Ukraine-related records to American Oversight, prioritizing any records of Rick Perry’s communications with high-level Ukrainian officials and associates of Rudy Giuliani.

FEMA Reports regarding disaster preparation. These documents are in response to our FOIAs paralleling documents requests from House Oversight Chairman Cummings and Ranking Member Gowdy.