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The U.S. House of Representatives on Wednesday approved a pair of bills aimed at transparency in the White House -- particularly for…

Nat Hentoff, the columnist who was laid off last week from his 50-year post at the Village Voice, wrote exhaustively on civil liberties…

Another newspaper has prevailed in a court battle over the identities of people who commented anonymously on its Web site.…

Routine delays in the court system have prompted the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette to drop its pursuit of jail records for a suspect in the slaying of a…

A state court in New York dismissed a libel lawsuit last month against a free bi-weekly newspaper that published an…

A supermodel has demanded that Google release the identity of a blogger who called her a "skank" and an "old…

Ian Marquand, a veteran Montana journalist and a national figure in open-government advocacy, has lost his television job amid budget woes,…

A battle over Web site links has landed two media companies in court. GateHouse Media, which owns several hundred newspapers…

The transportation authority that runs Washington D.C.’s subway  and bus system is denying that bloggers are members of the news…

Tampering and intimidation concerns may prompt a federal judge in Florida to seal juror names in the trial of two men accused of…