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It was news enough earlier this month when two Yale law students publicly outed an anonymous message board writer they…

A sheriff's deputy in North Carolina posed as a Newsweek reporter to coax an anonymous source out of a local…

The mayor of Muncie, Ind. has clamped down on city employees who would speak to reporters, issuing a memo banning such…

Five years after the Department of Defense broadened its ban on press coverage of flag-draped caskets arriving at Dover Air…

A month after a federal judge turned down a protest group's bid to get closer to the Republican National Convention site in St.…

It's a sunny summer for government in New York, where Gov. David Paterson has signed off on a bundle of updates to the…

With the Olympics underway, reports are streaming in from China this week of foreign journalists being detained, having photos deleted…

A Las Vegas Realtor is suing USA Today for libel, saying a June 3 article about mortgage fraud tarnished her reputation…

A federal trial court judge in Washington, D.C. unsealed a previous ruling in a civil lawsuit against Exxon Mobil Oil…

Parts of more than 2,000 court cases in Oklahoma were sealed between 2003 and 2007, including divorce documents, wrongful death settlements…