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The Treasury Department must disclose petitions from individuals and groups who want off a list of suspicious people maintained by…

In 1973, Oregon’s open meeting law codified what may be a unique arrangement between reporters and government bodies -- news media…

Responding to a complaint from Reps. John Dingell (D-Mich.) and Rosa DeLaura (D-Conn.), the Federal Communications Commission is investigating whether…

After 18 months of analysis and 140 public record requests, the (Middletown) Times Herald-Record  on Monday launched a comprehensive database…

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

Alaska Republican watchdog Andree McLeod filed a lawsuit Friday seeking another round of Gov. Sarah Palin’s e-mail messages and a…

Small towns and communities in Connecticut are shutting down their entire Web sites for fear that a new state law,…

The U.S. State Department has declined to renew visas for two veteran Cuban journalists who have covered the United Nations in…

 A local newspaper in Michigan is now the target of a libel lawsuit by a local Republican official who claims…

An Oregon newspaper does not have to give up the identity of someone who commented anonymously on its website, a…