FOIA

Federal Judge May Order Hillary Clinton To Testify In Ongoing Email Controversy

The move "may be necessary" to determine whether the email was set up to circumvent freedom of information laws.
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Why An Uber Lobbyist Wants A Reporter's Emails

By Michael Theis, Austin Business Journal

How Merrick Garland Made It Harder For Obama To Be So Secretive

The Supreme Court nominee has an expansive view of who should be able to get government documents for free.
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ACLU Sues Obama For Targeting Muslims After He Decried Targeting Muslims

The lawsuit takes aim at government programs against "violent extremism."
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Judge Handling Clinton Email Case Fumes Over State Department Delays

The department "has put me between a rock and a hard place."
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Pentagon Continues To Block Release Of Bush-Era Torture Photos

The military released 198 photos, a small part of those sought by the ACLU that purport to show damning detainee abuse.
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Press Freedom Group Says Justice Department Helped Kill Transparency Bill

By Nicholas Iovino, Courthouse News

New Federal Watchdog Has Dubious Track Record

James Holzer's public record on FOIA is cause for concern.
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Journalists Want Transparency, But Not Right Away

Reporters clash with open government advocates over the merits of a new FOIA policy.
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With 'Release To One, Release to All,' U.S. Pilots New Freedom Of Information Policy

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