New rules adopted by the Arizona legislature exempt lawmakers from the state’s public records law — and the kind of scrutiny that allowed American Oversight to expose lawmakers’ post-election anti-democratic efforts.

On Thursday, a court in South Dakota ruled that American Oversight’s lawsuit seeking Gov. Kristi Noem’s travel expense records could proceed.

This week, the House select committee investigating the Jan. 6 attack released its much-anticipated final report on its findings.

In 2022, American Oversight used records requests and litigation to obtain more than 750,000 pages of public documents.

Records released by the National Archives and Records Administration regarding the recovery of 15 boxes of material from former President Trump's residence at Mar-a-Lago. These records were produced in response to American Oversight's June 2022 lawsuit.

The Supreme Court heard oral arguments in a redistricting-related case that raises a radical legal theory that could dramatically upend how federal elections are overseen.

The refusal by officials in Cochise County in Arizona to certify their midterm results is a reminder of the toxic staying power of election denial.

American Oversight sued the IRS for emails about James Comey and Andrew McCabe in light of recent news that Trump allegedly demanded the agency investigate them.

Tuesday’s midterm elections were yet another test of our endangered democracy.

Election denial has already infected the upcoming midterm elections, and American Oversight’s investigations are continuing to document abuses of power by officials across the country.