Order from the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia denying American Oversight’s motion seeking discovery. As part of American Oversight’s lawsuit involving the Justice Department’s investigation of Hillary Clinton, American Oversight asked the court for leave to seek discovery. American Oversight sought this action after the Justice Department produced a signed letter from Attorney General Jeff Sessions months after it said the letter didn’t exist.

The lawsuit is the latest in an effort to reveal what actions officials took — or failed to take — during the prolonged power and heat outage earlier this year.

American Oversight’s lawsuit against the Department of Justice for records concerning how the DOJ and the Bureau of Prisons responded to the inhumane conditions, including dangerously cold temperatures, at the Brooklyn Metropolitan Detention Center during January and February of 2019. American Oversight sought these records to determine whether officials took appropriate action to prevent and remedy the emergency.

FOIA to the Department of Justice seeking calendars of officials in the Center for Faith-Based and Neighborhood Partnerships, including the Director.

Declaration from the Department of Justice written and signed by John Gore affirming that he has not used a personal email account for official agency business. This declaration was submitted by Gore during a lawsuit with the Brennan Center for Justice and the Protect Democracy Project.

Special Counsel Robert Mueller made his long-awaited and much-anticipated appearance before Congress on Wednesday.

Response from the Department of Justice stating that the department had is withholding records responsive to American Oversight's FOIA request for communications between the Office of Solicitor General and the White House regarding key search terms, including "Access Hollywood," "Loyalty," "Mueller," "Catch and Kill," "Russia," "Stormy," and "National Enquirer."

FOIA to the Department of Justice seeking communications with private prison companies, contractors profiting from detention and incarceration, and their lobbyists. This FOIA request was filed in partnership with the non-profit advocacy organization Worth Rises.

The Department of Justice's Executive Office for United States Attorneys stated that it has no records relating to any directives or guidance modifying the scope of U.S. Attorney John Huber's review of sensitive matters related to Hillary Clinton, the FBI, and the 2016 election.

FOIA to the Department of Justice and the Federal Bureau of Investigation seeking any records summarizing, memorializing or recording witness interviews or statements in connection with the recently closed investigation into President Trump’s potential campaign finance violations reportedly conducted by the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Southern District of New York.