FBI will no longer accept FOIA requests by email
Previously-accumulated USDA data (that has already been paid for and is technically a public good) has been blacked out also.  Source: <a href="https://sunlightfoundation.com/tracking-u-s-government-data-removed-from-the-internet-during-the-trump-administration/" rel="nofollow">https://sunlightfoundation.com/tracking-u-s-government-data-...</a><p><i>The USDA announced that public access to that information would now be mediated through Freedom of Information Act requests.</i><p>There was a dog food poisoning reported [earlier this week](<a href="http://patch.com/illinois/hydepark/s/g0ven/illinois-company-sold-dog-food-tainted-with-euthanasia-drug-fda" rel="nofollow">http://patch.com/illinois/hydepark/s/g0ven/illinois-company-...</a>) The "supplier" of the poison dog food is probably pretty happy the public can't figure out which other pet food manufacturers (Besides Evanger's) they vendor.<p>This move was likely designed to hide facts from the public and to make investigative journalism a lot more difficult. 
Public health and safety data needs to be public and squelching it is akin to public endangerment.<p>[edit: thx for grammar correction.]