The Trump administration was sued in separate civil complaints challenging a request for information about FBI employees who worked on cases involving President Donald Trump and the Capitol riot, and the removal of data from federal health agency websites.

The Trump administration recently removed heath data from government websites, which spurred a federal lawsuit filed Tuesday by the Doctors for America organization.

Participants in the riots who were pardoned by Trump have taken to social media to identify prosecutors and agents who worked on their cases. Trump pardoned about 1,500 supporters hours after taking office on Jan.

FBI agents who worked on the Jan. 6 probe are suing the government over plans to review the FBI workforce and agents who may have worked on the investigations.

A group of FBI agents fearing retaliation from the president have filed a lawsuit to block the Justice Department from compiling and disseminating a list of agents who worked on cases investigating Donald Trump.

A national physicians group sued the Trump administration Tuesday for removing thousands of pages of health data and information from federal websites. The big picture: Doctors for America claims that in taking public health data offline without advance notice,