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Michelle Obama may have held the national spotlight in Denver yesterday, but USA Today videographer Garrett Hubbard captured some pretty harrowing…

A Tennessee Highway Patrol officer apparently ran an unauthorized background check on a reporter who had written about ongoing agency woes, The (Nashville)Tennessean said.

Valerie E. Caproni, general counsel and top attorney for the FBI, has told the Washington Times that using “exigent letters”…

A Michigan sheriff apparently took Freedom of Information Act denials to a new, unfriendly extreme when he charged a newspaper…

President Bush's top advisers signaled last week they would urge him to veto a reporter's shield bill, according to The Associated Press.

Responding to a proverbial elbow jab to the ribcage from lawyers for the Detroit Free Press, embattled Mayor Kwame Kilpatrick will testify…

A federal judge has ruled in favor of a Virginia woman who posted on her Web site the Social Security numbers…

As foreign athletes, sports fans and hordes of journalists look toward home with the closing of the Olympics this weekend, free-press…

For the second time in nearly three years, a coalition of news groups and the Reporters Committee for Freedom of the…

The Supreme Judicial Court of Massachusetts on Wednesday deemed embattled Superior Court Judge Ernest B. Murphy “permanently disabled" and officially…