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MARYLAND--A radio reporter pleaded guilty to two counts of receiving and transporting child pornography in early July, after a federal…

OHIO--In early July the world's largest banana producer filed a lawsuit in a federal district court in Columbus accusing a…

WASHINGTON, D.C.--The Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press in early July provided a report to a House of Representatives…

OHIO--In late April, a federal district judge in Cleveland held that there is no First Amendment right of access to…

NEW YORK--The names of physicians in a statewide Health Department database must be released to The New York Times and…

NEVADA--In mid-June, a state district judge in Reno ordered the Washoe County Airport Authority to disclose to the Reno Gazette-…

SECOND CIRCUIT--Plaintiffs suing for the unauthorized use of photographs and artworks in films must show that the use was more…

U.S. SUPREME COURT--Decency can be a factor when deciding which projects should receive funding from the National Endowment for the…

WASHINGTON, D.C.--An amendment to the Defense Spending Authorization Bill that would prevent senators from anonymously placing holds on legislation was…

ENGLAND--The image of the late Princess Diana should belong to the world instead of to her memorial fund, a copyright…