“Unprecedented” is a word that has been used a lot in the past few years — including this week.

To shed light on the executive branch's stonewalling, American Oversight today filed two lawsuits for records of communications between the White House and five Trump administration agencies.

Lawsuit filed by American Oversight against four Trump administration agencies — the General Services Administration, the Department of Housing and Urban Development, the Department of the Treasury, and the Department of Commerce — for communications from White House officials regarding congressional oversight. American Oversight seeks these records as they may detail efforts by the White House to obstruct congressional investigations.

Investigating the administration's approval of Spravato, Trump's potential campaign-finance violations, and the promotion of Trump properties.

FOIA Request to U.S Department of Housing and Urban Development seeking communications from agency officials to President Trump’s reelection campaign or other interests supporting the president’s reelection.

This week, we sued the VA for failing to preserve emails that top VA officials sent from personal email accounts to three members of Mar-a-Lago.

FOIA to the Department of Housing and Urban Development for communications between agency officials and members of the Cordish family and their business associates.

The Department of Housing and Urban Development stated that it has no records of communications between Secretary Carson or his immediate family and several political appointees at HUD, including former Trump family employee Lynne Patton.

American Oversight has been investigating the administration’s response to domestic terrorism and acts of violence.

We're suing in our investigation of whether real-estate developers Tom Barrack, Richard LeFrak and Steven Roth have been using their ties to the president to influence federal housing policy.