Supreme Court Considers FOIA Curbs
Virginia wants to limit information requests to its own residents
FOIA
Leaked Target Killings Memo Shows Transparency Issues in Obama Administration
Were still playing coy with the memo after it was leaked
Obama Administration Previously Rejected FOIA Request for Leaked Kill List White Paper
FOIA'd freelance instead
Virginia Bill Would Reverse FOIA Presumption to "Closed Unless Open"
Current law assumes documents are open to the public unless they've been labeled closed
Treasury Demands Pre-Payment for FOIA Request by Non-Profit
The department previously waived the fee for 7,300 e-mails they originally said didn't exit, but is now requiring the Competitive Enterprise Institute to pay first
Open Government Groups Call for FOIA Reforms
20th century requirements not helping transparency
Muckrock Submitting FOIA Requests for Free in Honor of Aaron Swartz
An internet activist, Swartz committed suicide while facing federal hacking charges
Virginia Delegate Proposes Exempting Legislative Aides' Documents from FOIA
State's FOIA law already riddled with exemptions
Obama: Transparently Disappointing
The president has fallen far short of promises to establish "an unprecedented level of openness in government."
Supreme Court to Review Law Barring Non-Virginia Residents from FOIA Requests
Case brought up by Rhode Island man divorced and seeking custody of child in Virginia
GWU National Security Archive Says DOJ Evaluation of FOIA Compliance Too Rosy
The government's track record on FOIA requests is much murkier than advertised
Too Much Information
Conservatives should use state open records laws to go after the government, not individuals.
