“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 the Department of Justice for communications from White House officials regarding congressional oversight of the executive branch. American Oversight seeks these records as they may detail efforts by the White House to obstruct congressional investigations.

FOIA to the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) seeking FBI form 302 interview summaries from the supplemental background investigation conducted after allegations of sexual misconduct against now-Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh were reported.

The Federal Bureau of Investigation rejected American Oversight’s request for data pertaining to domestic terrorism in the United States since 2009, stated that the request was not “reasonably described.”

The Department of Justice Office of Information Policy stated that it had no records of communications between Matthew Whitaker and the White House pertaining to Robert Mueller or the Special Counsel, dating since October 4, 2017.

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

Response from the Department of Justice stating that the department is withholding records responsive to American Oversight's FOIA request for documents regarding the use of eminent domain for the border wall on the U.S.-Mexico border, including communications, analysis, or legal advice.

The Department of Justice stated that it had no records of communications, analysis, or legal advice regarding eminent domain actions related to the wall at the U.S.-Mexico border.

American Oversight filed a lawsuit against the Department of Justice and the FBI for records related to the investigation into Trump’s potential campaign-finance violations.