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The federal district court in the District of Columbia is hearing its first obscenity case in over 20 years, but…

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

A federal appeals court in New York on Tuesday struck down the Federal Communications Commission’s indecency policy, siding with broadcasting…

Nevada's high court has ruled that the identities of concealed gun permit holders and records related to the permit's current…

Plaintiffs are not retroactively entitled to attorney’s fees in Freedom of Information Act lawsuits filed before the Open Government Act…

A federal appellate court has ruled that the judge presiding over the corruption trial of former Illinois Gov. Rod Blagojevich…

The White House is moving forward with a plan that will invite people to create online identities in order to…

A North Carolina judge has ordered an online-news editor to produce the names of six anonymous posters who allegedly posted…

Journalists have regained access to Puerto Rico’s Senate press gallery after the chamber’s president lifted a four-day ban on members…

At least one government agency is using subpoenas to target e-mail between journalists and potential sources by going after the…