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With the pepper spray cleared and the flash-bang grenades gone, the Minnesota Independent newspaper has put together a list of journalists who…

The judge presiding over the trial of United States District Judge Samuel Kent issued a broad gag order Friday, prohibiting…

In oral arguments Wednesday, the D.C. Circuit Appeals Court questioned whether an author could be denied attorney’s fees merely because…

Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi was ordered to pay The Economist roughly $35,000 after an Italian court rejected his libel lawsuit, the magazine reported…

 The federal government held steady on the path toward greater secrecy in 2007, according to a report released today by…

Harry Potter author J.K. Rowling yesterday prevailed in a federal copyright infringement lawsuit against a Web site operator who attempted…

In response to a media group’s push for greater access to a sweeping public corruption investigation in El Paso, Texas,…

Detroit Mayor Kwame Kilpatrick’s security detail barred two journalists from a speech he gave hours after his resignation, according to the…

Faced with efforts in Congress to pull the Smithsonian Institution in under the Freedom of Information Act, the institution's new head told…

More than a dozen journalists were cited and released in St. Paul Thursday night after they were penned in with…