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Government officials should not be allowed to conceal their public activities by utilizing private email and texting accounts, the Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press argued in a letter brief joined by national and state media organizations...
The judiciary has a congressionally mandated responsibility to serve as a check on Executive Branch overclassification and, as such, should review and order the disclosure of memos detailing federal policy on drone strikes against U.S. citizens, the...
The decision today of a split U.S. Court of Appeals for the Armed Forces to deny public access in the court martial of Pvt. Bradley E. Manning clearly demonstrates the need for congressional action to make the military court system more open and...
The Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press, joined by several media organizations including the National Press Photographers Association, has filed a letter brief to an appellate court arguing that a law with steep penalties for engaging in...
