FOIA

Top Dem Puts Hold On Trump Interior Nominee, Requests DOJ Perjury Probe

Sen. Ron Wyden said Daniel Jorjani, who has been nominated to be the agency's top lawyer, may have lied to Congress.
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Watchdog Demands Record Of Mike Pompeo's Briefing To 'Faith-Based' Media Only

Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington seeks to determine if access was blocked based on religion.
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10 Bizarre Gifts Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke Has Received

A piece of the Trans-Alaska Pipeline. A copy of "Dumb and Dumber." $100.11 cash.
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Here Are All 3 FCC Complaints About The '60 Minutes' Interview With Stormy Daniels

“Well ... the ka-kahas hit the fan now.”
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EPA Defends Scott Pruitt's Multiple Email Addresses As 'Standard Practice Since Clinton’

But his emails.
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Gabby Giffords' Gun Group Sues The Trump Administration

Why? The federal firearms agency won't hand over documents showing the NRA's influence on gun policy.
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DOJ: Admitting Existence Of A Sessions Resignation Letter Would Violate His Privacy

HuffPost had filed a FOIA request seeking a copy of the alleged resignation letter.
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Ethics Group Wants To Know If Steve Mnuchin And Louise Linton Used Government Plane To See The Eclipse

The trip landed the Treasury secretary and the actress in hot water after Linton touted designer brands on social media and admonished a critic.
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Leaked Clinton Email Shows Campaign Wanted All Lawmakers To Make Their Emails Public

Shockingly, nobody seems to have taken her up on this idea.
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American Public Can't See Full Senate Torture Report, Court Rules

As a "congressional record," the document is not subject to freedom-of-information laws.
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