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A New Orleans area politician is suing for defamation and embarrassment caused by anonymous, online comments made on NOLA.com, TheTimes-Picayune…

A New Jersey appeals panel ruled Thursday that county governments cannot circumvent public records requests by housing documents at off-site…

The U.S. Senate on Tuesday voted unanimously for a one-time audit of Federal Reserve records detailing its actions during the…

The Supreme Court of Canada last week ruled that journalists do not have a universal right to protect the identity…

Four experienced journalists have been banned from reporting on the military commission proceedings at Guantanamo Bay because they published the…

The Labor Department's mine safety agency is pressing forward with a plan to conduct private interviews during its investigation into…

A New York federal judge on Thursday ruled that though a reporter's privilege applies to a documentary filmmaker, he must…

News organizations are asking a state judge to unseal the search warrant affidavit that led to police searching an editor's…

A Florida federal judge has struck down the law that resulted in the arrest of an individual who published the…

The Federal Communications Commission announced on Thursday its plan to modify how it regulates broadband Internet services by outlining a…