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Emails released Wednesday show former Attorney General Wayne Stenehjem frequently used a private email for state business, but none of the messages related to ongoing criminal cases. The Attorney General’s Office released another batch of Stenehjem’s emails in response to an open records request from the North Dakota Monitor and other media outlets. Members of […] The post Lease deal, criminal case not mentioned in latest batch of Stenehjem emails appeared first on North Dak...

Melania Trump has been silent about Donald Trump's ongoing hush money trial but her former aide claims she is closely watching it.

Nicola Sturgeon is facing a fresh secrecy row after it emerged that she used a private email account to conduct government business during the pandemic.

The use of private email in Brownback’s administration was so rampant the Kansas Open Records Act was amended in 2016 to make those records public.

Nearly 1,000 pages worth of emails to and from Kris Kobach's private Gmail offer a glimpse into work of the Kansas attorney general.

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Multiple administrations have allowed senior officials to use alias email accounts. The practice undermines the Freedom of Information Act and encourages secrecy.

PlayStation boss Jim Ryan has been fighting Microsoft’s acquisition of Activision Blizzard tooth-and-nail, claiming it jeopardizes Call of Duty on PlayStation 5. But in a private email when the deal was first announced, Ryan apparently wrote that he didn’t think it was an “exclusivity play” to take away Call of Duty, and that Microsoft was “thinking bigger than that.”