The Department of Justice released this document following a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) request.

Documents Uncovered

• National Security Division's Counterespionage Section's Report on Significant Export Control Cases since September 2001

Documents received from a FOIA request from the Department of the Treasury regarding the sale of Bear Stearns to JP Morgan.

Documents Uncovered

• Treasury Documents - Part 1
• Treasury Documents - Part 2
• Treasury's FOIA Appeal Response Letter

As a result of a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) lawsuit filed against the CIA, Judicial Watch obtained two reports regarding the results of the CIA's detainee interrogations.

Documents

• Documents detailing results of detainee interrogations

ACORN Documents from the Federal Election Commission

The following documents were obtained from the Federal Election Commission (FEC) website and are in the public domain. The cases outlined below are examples of FEC's apparent inability to thoroughly examine complaints. In each of these three complaints filed against ACORN, a number of charges were brought. In every case, the FEC relied on statements from the accused party(ies) as enough grounds to dismiss the allegations.

Documents Uncovered

• Air Force Documents 1
• Air Force Documents 2
• Air Force Documents 3
• Air Force Documents 4
• Air Force Documents 5
• Air Force Documents 6
• Air Force Documents 7 - not provided (as unresponsive)
• Air Force Documents 8 - not provided (as unresponsive)
• Air Force Documents 9
• Department of Defense Documents on Sena
  

On May 1, 2009, Judicial Watch filed a Freedom of Information Act request with the Corporation for National & Community Service (CNCS), asking for documents on grants given to ACORN. CNCS handles the programs and paperwork for national grants, including AmeriCorps grants. On June 1, 2009, CNCS produced documents.

The documents revealed that ACORN Housing, ACORN's sister organization, is ineligible for grants because of its abuse of an AmeriCorps grant:

"ACORN Housing, an affiliate of ACORN was funded by CNCS in 1994/1995. ACORN Housing was accused of using the funds for protests...Following an issuance of subpoenas by CNS's Inspector General, CNS and ACORN Housing agreed to stop the AmeriCorps grant. CNCS later recovered more than $16,000 of funds that were improperly spent." (page 4)

Phoenix, AZ is now the hostage/kidnap capital of the United States. Here's a sample of what's happening virtually every day, based on Phoenix Police Department (PPD) records obtained by Judicial Watch:

"One 16 yrs old female was 261 [raped] & multiple males were pistol whipped."