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Paula Broadwell isn’t the only person whose Gmail messages were read by government officials – Google received almost 8,000 e-mail…

Chicago City Hall officials violated Illinois' strict eavesdropping law when they ‘inadvertently’ recorded conversations with Chicago Tribune reporters without their…

An amendment to Kansas court rules now lets journalists use laptops and cell phones to report from the courtroom. Reporters…

A federal judge in Harrisburg, Pa., ruled Tuesday that a protocol limiting the ability of witnesses to see and hear…

A history professor hopes that a federal court's recent order to release long-sealed Watergate documents will shed light on the…

A federal judge Wednesday banned the enforcement of a century-old statute that prevents North Dakota citizens from campaigning on Election…

A Florida judge on Monday denied a proposed gag order that would muzzle all attorneys and law enforcement officers involved…

Two photographers whose cameras were confiscated and photos were deleted for taking pictures near customs buldings at the California/Mexico border…

A Montana judge Wednesday approved the release of portions of a presentence investigation report in a criminal case stemming from…

More than a dozen news media organizations are opposing a proposed gag order in the George Zimmerman prosecution that would…