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A four-year legal battle over the phone directory for the Nassau County Police Department shows the limits of New York’s Freedom of Information Law.

Lawmakers appear ready to approve the bill, despite a poll showing 81 percent of the public isagainst it.

The suit says the NYPD's slow-walking of records requests has gotten significantly worse in recent years.

The multi-room space will host venerable acts and record collectors alike.

That and other questions about transparency under Trump answered.

They show that the FBI treated Clinton's private email server as criminal even after agency Director James Comey said it wasn't.