By Richard C. Gagliuso During Sunshine Week, we remember and celebrate our ability to keep track of what our public […]

The following is the keynote address given by Sen. Patrick Leahy (D-Vt.) on March 11 at the National Archives and

By Jim Condos On Tuesday, March 5th, Vermonters elected their local government officials on Town Meeting Day. In November 2018,

By Jared A. Goldstein The exotic dancing at the Foxy Lady will never be confused with the Bolshoi Ballet. Indeed, some would consider

By David A. Logan TIME chose the right time to name four journalists and a newspaper as the magazine’s “Person of

By Edward Fitzpatrick The President of the United States praised a member of Congress for assaulting a journalist. Think about

By David Rosen When President Trump calls the press the “enemy of the people” or the “true enemy of the

By Jenna Wims Hashway Public agencies and officials run afoul of First Amendment protections if they block Twitter followers for

By Edward Fitzpatrick Glamorous work it’s not. The work that she has done for decades has placed her at odds

By David A. Logan The malicious spreading of rumors, masquerading as fact, well predates the Internet, but the ubiquity and

By Justin Silverman In an effort to counter the anti-media rhetoric being expressed by President Trump, The Boston Globe called

By June Speakman On Aug. 5, Brian Stelter, anchor of CNN’s Reliable Sources, shared with viewers an audiotape of a