A Tug of War On Presidential Papers' Release
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A bipartisan proposal targeting White House rules on the release of presidential papers would claw back power over public records from the executive branch, advocates of the bill say.
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The reappearance of dictatorship-era documents relating to the treatment of political prisoners &#151; papers that a top government official said were destroyed decades ago &#151; has resurrected an issue many Brazilians would prefer to forget.
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Federal prosecutors are trying to force the A.C.L.U. to turn over copies of a document it received from a source.
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Congress and the White House appear headed for a showdown over President Bush's decision to invoke executive privilege to deny documents to House and Senate committees and prevent former aides from testifying about the firing of U.S. attorneys.
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The Conservative Party, gearing up for an expected general election, struggled to limit the damage caused by the release of damning documents on how it handled a currency crisis in the 1990s.
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A union representing some of the paperâs employees is using the campaign to highlight its disagreements with the paperâs management.
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The presidency comes with powerful tools that can help incumbents keep their jobs: a mighty public-relations machine, a bully pulpit, a famous airplane. Yet President Bush has been powerless to halt a recent tide of bad news, from surging violence and missing weapons in Iraq, to missteps by his own campaign, to a potentially damaging new probe by his own FBI.
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If one man's trash is another man's treasure, then one politician's old papers are potentially another politician's &#151; or journalist's &#151; gold mine.
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The President certainly has some explaining to do, but Democrats are embracing a document that turns out to have a little something for everybody
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Fresh doubts surface on the authenticity of memos on US President George W Bush's military record.
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For years, the Bush administration has relied on an inadequate archiving system for storing the millions of e-mails sent through White House servers, despite court orders and statutes requiring the preservation of such records, according to documents and technical experts.
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Torn between family photos and a stack of periodicals.
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Using the Freedom of Information Act to get information from the government is like waiting for ketchup to flow from a new bottle. Both often take longer than they are supposed to.
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Today's papers see challenges ahead for Ukraine's newly-inaugurated president
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The Bush administration argued in court papers this week that the White House Office of Administration is not subject to the Freedom of Information Act as part of its effort to fend off a civil lawsuit seeking the release of internal documents about a large number of e-mails missing from White Ho...
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The National Archives wants a federal judge to dismiss a lawsuit seeking quick access to records about a health care task force Hillary Rodham Clinton headed as first lady, or delay the release for about a year.
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The newspaper publisher John Fairfax Holdings is making an effort to become harder to swallow.