One year ago, KOAA filed a 64 word public records request with the Air Force Academy (USAFA), seeking email records between two individuals.

What the deep state does well is to use the bureaucracy’s failings and inefficiencies to cover its tracks, including avoiding FOIA.

"To close the request when you don't affirmatively hear back defies and undermines what Congress intended," said Chioma Chukwu.

Nearly two dozen reporters and other Freedom of Information Act requesters say they are getting the brush-off.

Sheridan argued that the records — obtained through a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) request by Marine veteran Nicholas DeGregorio — were lawfully released by the National Archives, even though the ...

Trenton, NJ – A paper trail of letters and emails shows Jack Ciattarelli’s gubernatorial campaign did not act improperly in connection with the release of Rep. Mikie Sherrill’s military records, as ...

Top Democrats in Washington are calling for investigations after a branch of the National Archives released New Jersey Rep.

As the Trump Administration moves rapidly to install artificial intelligence throughout the federal government, a growing number of journalists, non-profits, lawyers, and executives are filing Freedom ...

Illinois agencies must now post monthly reports on how taxpayer dollars are invested, a move supporters call a win for ...

Portland is set to consider new legislation that would further strengthen the city’s sanctuary policies and limit cooperation ...

Senior Reporter Brett Forrest filed a simple 64-word FOIA request with the U.S. Air Force Academy over a year ago and is still waiting for a response after six deadline extensions. FOIA expert Adam ...