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The U.S. Senate voted unanimously on Wednesday to pass an amendment to the Freedom of Information Act that is designed…

The New Hampshire Supreme Court on Thursday reaffirmed that a website covering the mortgage industry has the same First Amendment…

The Federal Reserve Board has asked an appeals court to reconsider its decision against the Fed in a Freedom of…

A North Carolina state judge has sealed the deposition of former presidential candidate John Edwards' mistress for at least 45…

Journalists arrested at the 2008 Republican National Convention in Minnesota have sued the cities of St. Paul and Minneapolis for…

The documentary filmmaker subpoenaed by Chevron in the oil company's dispute over whether it polluted the Amazon rain forest appeared…

An independent audit conducted by a collection of nonprofit organizations, academics, and other public interest groups revealed great variation in…

The Kansas Supreme Court last week overturned a $250,000 libel award levied against a Wichita broadcaster and its news director…

The media will not be allowed to interview a prisoner slated to be executed by firing squad in Utah, The…

The Senate Judiciary Committee has passed several measures allowing cameras in the courtroom, the Blog of Legal Times reports.