International

Global concerns about the spread of misinformation online have increased following reports that the Russian government fabricated news stories to…

As International Right to Know day is celebrated around the world on Sept. 28, the Reporters Committee for Freedom of…

The Senate on Monday voted unanimously to approve a bipartisan bill that will protect journalists and authors from libel lawsuits…

The Senate Judiciary Committee Tuesday morning unanimously passed bipartisan legislation aimed at protecting authors and journalists from libel lawsuits filed…

The Obama Justice Department has decided to continue the Bush administration's quest to compel a New York Times reporter to…

One of Germany's highest appellate courts this month ruled that the country’s courts have long-arm jurisdiction over an American author…

A group of Google lawyers and executives are facing criminal prosecution in Italy for not immediately removing from their Italian…

In a reversal, the State Department has decided to go ahead and renew the U.S. visas of two New York-based…

The Canadian Supreme Court is delving into fraught journalistic territory, agreeing this week to hear a case that centers on the compelled disclosure…