🎙️ TODAY: Bloomberg's FOIA expert Jason Leopold will answer questions about how he uses public record requests to investigate the US government, including what he’s learned so far in the Trump administration. Tune into his Live Q&A with Ed Ludlow at 1pm EDT:

🎙️ HAPPENING SOON: Bloomberg's FOIA expert Jason Leopold will answer questions about how he uses public record requests to investigate the US government, including what he’s learned so far in the Trump administration. Tune into his Live Q&A with Ed Ludlow at 1pm EDT:

🎙️ LIVE NOW: Bloomberg's FOIA expert Jason Leopold will answer questions about how he uses public record requests to investigate the US government, including what he’s learned so far in the Trump administration. Tune into his Live Q&A with Ed Ludlow: bloom.bg/4d0JmKC

So, this is insane: “FOIA requests at numerous federal agencies in February were ‘lost’ by a government records contractor. It turns out, the ‘data failure’ was linked to two convicted hackers who worked at the company.” — via ⁦Jason Leopold⁩ bloomberg.com/news/newslette…

Special edition of my newsletter FOIA Files is out! Get the inside scoop on how the Opexus breach led to the disappearance of hundreds of #FOIA requests. It's even crazier than this story. bloomberg.com/news/newslette…

Sources and docs: a "major lapse" at Thoma Bravo's Opexus, which helps US agencies manage investigations and FOIA, let two convicted hackers delete databases (@jasonleopold / Bloomberg) bloomberg.com/news/articles/… techmeme.com/250521/p30#a25… x.com/Techmeme/statu…

ICYMI the special edition of my newsletter, FOIA Files The Case of the ‘Lost’ FOIA Requests #FOIA requests at numerous federal agencies in Feb. were “lost” by govt records contractor OPEXUS due to a "data failure." It turns out, the data failure and disappearance of the FOIAs