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Current and former journalists, attorneys who defend the Freedom of Information Act and other “lifetime supporters of FOIA” are joining efforts for a stronger public records law through a new ballot question committee called Arkansans for a Free Press. The committee formed last week in support of two government transparency ballot initiatives proposed by Arkansas […] The post Arkansas Press Association forms committee to support government transparency appeared first on Arka...

CHARLESTON – State Department of Arts, Culture and History Cabinet Secretary Randall Reid-Smith used one of the private foundations that funds West Virginia P

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But the museum claims it hasnt received an official request for their return.

Geico has settled allegations by the US labor board that it illegally threatened and interrogated upstate New York employees about unionization efforts.

While UI leadership weighs disciplining the officer who violated department policies while searching for Akul Dhawan, 18, on Jan. 20, the students father is weighing suing the university on allegations

Socio-Economic Rights and Accountability Project (SERAP) has dragged all the state governors, the minister of the Federal Capital Territory, Abuja, Nyesom

(The Center Square) — Three public interest groups are claiming a legal victory of sorts, saying their actions have led to at least a temporary delay in Dominion Energy’s efforts

The statement comes as newly released documents illustrate discussions last fall between CSIS, the federal Public Safety Department and Muslim and Jewish leaders about responding to a reported uptick in hate crimes

Here is a roundup of stories from The Canadian Press designed to bring you up to speed on what you need to know today...