by John A. Jenkins | Nov 12, 2025 | FOIA, SEC
FOIAengine: SEC’s$2.5 Billion Outsourcing Contract Explained The Securities and Exchange Commission, which signed a staffing contract potentially worth $2.5 billion with a Texas-based Alaska Native corporation, appears to have relied heavily on the outside contractor...
by John A. Jenkins | Nov 5, 2025 | Antitrust, Cryptocurrency, FOIA, FTC, Politics, SEC
FOIAengine: Tort Lawyers, Watchdogs Continue the Fight The October 21 presidential pardon that wiped away Changpeng Zhao’s criminal history may have erased the felony conviction of the Binance founder, but it hasn’t freed his empire – or quieted the controversy. ...
by John A. Jenkins | Oct 29, 2025 | DOD, DOJ, FOIA, Politics
FOIAengine: A Paper Trail of Forewarnings When the Justice Department unsealed its indictment of John R. Bolton two weeks ago, it wasn’t the first time his name had surfaced in government files. Long before prosecutors accused the former national security adviser and...
by John A. Jenkins | Oct 1, 2025 | FOIA, Politics, SEC
FOIAengine: How Obscure MMTLP Became a Cause Célèbre At the Securities and Exchange Commission, the inbox has been filling up with hundreds of near-identical Freedom of Information Act requests about a little-known company called Meta Materials, Inc., whose stock...
by John A. Jenkins | Sep 17, 2025 | Fed, FOIA, Politics, Treasury
FOIAengine Highlights the Latest Media and Watchdog Requests The latest batch of Freedom of Information Act requests to the Treasury Department and Federal Reserve Board offers a window into what journalists, watchdog groups, and political operatives think is worth...
