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Media commentators can freely express honest opinions without the looming fear of a defamation suit, the Canadian Supreme Court ruled…

The Journal News in New York's Lower Hudson Valley is expecting a judge to order it to identify three anonymous online…

In an unusual written notice, U.S. District Judge Reggie B. Walton has informed former USA Today reporter Toni Locy that…

A military appeals court has ordered CBS to hand over untelevised portions of its "60 Minutes" interview with an officer…

Most Americans don't bat an eye at the prospect of a luggage search at the airport. But what if  a…

The names and addresses of more than 6,000 New Haven residents who have applied for a type of  identification card available to…

Federal prosecutors on Monday took the rare step of agreeing to the release of historic grand jury testimony -- the…

Although most states treat e-mail messages exchanged by government employees like any other government records, Hawaii has no laws that…

In its beaver-like stockpiling of government data, handy for quick dispensation to journalists,  the non-profit group Investigative Reporters and Editors has for…

A libel suit against an Indiana TV station has been revived after a docket mishap surfaced, leading the judge to decide he'd…