Here are some upcoming congressional hearings along with information about American Oversight’s concurrent investigations.

The day after a congressional hearing about military presence at the southern border, the Pentagon announced it will be deploying another 2,000 troops.

American Oversight filed a lawsuit against the Department of Justice to find out whether outside groups or individuals have influenced the agency’s shifting priorities in the enforcement of civil rights protections.

Several of the proposed changes are contrary to law and undermine the very purpose of FOIA.

As the country’s longest government shutdown finally comes to a (perhaps temporary) end, preparations for congressional hearings continue to move forward.

Do you know about emails or other files that show misconduct or corruption? Just tell us where they are — we'll use FOIA to force their release.

Oversight’s return with the new Congress is one of the most important developments of 2019, but House Republicans are already threatening to abdicate their share of the responsibility.

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

Former CEQ official Alex Herrgott pushed Senate staffers in 2018 to ask their bosses to voice support for the administration’s infrastructure plans, going so far as to feed them lines.

Barr's meetings with Trump prior to his nomination could prevent him from being involved in the special counsel investigation.