Open Records 
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SOURCE: National Security Archive
3/11/2022
30-Year Flatline in NARA Budget Threatens Research, Transparency
Chronic underfunding, combined with successive administrations' disdain for transparency, means that Freedom of Information Act requests are likely to languish for years before being fulfilled. It's long overdue to fund the National Archives for the public good.
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