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In what was later termed a "misunderstanding," reporters and relatives of a man charged with murdering a California sheriff's deputy…

The editor of a weekly newspaper in Kentucky is in hot water after publishing a juvenile murder suspect's photo, which was…

An attorney for former model Christie Brinkley's children will ask a judge Thursday to close her impending divorce trial, hoping to keep…

On the international front this week: An Iraqi television anchor was shot and killed; the Pentagon cleared itself in the slaying…

Late last week, a California state appeals court denied the discovery motion of Ampersand Press, the corporate owner of the…

The Government Accountability Office (GAO) told Congress today that the U.S. government isn't doing enough to protect the privacy of…

Despite 20 years of compliance with the Freedom of Information Act, a federal judge ruled Monday that the White House's Office…

Even the taxman is subject to sunshine. A federal judge ruled Friday that the Internal Revenue Service has flouted three court orders…

A former New York Post gossip columnist's defamation lawsuit against the New York Daily News and Bill and Hillary Clinton was…

A California high school newspaper, which seemed headed for demise last week after students ran a front-page photo of a burning American flag, will publish next semester after all.