Evidence of unlawful retaliation continued to mount after raid left the headlines

Senate must advance legislation to protect journalists and their sources from subpoenas and surveillance

Espionage Act charges against Assange would criminalize journalism, no matter how often the government calls him a hacker

Journalists and sources face confusion and unpredictability without a federal shield law. The public suffers as a result

Even “catch and release” arrests threaten press freedom

To protect the public’s right to know, the court should find that the press has a First Amendment right to cover police activity in public places

Discussion highlights implications of Assange prosecution for journalism in US and globally

Barring the platform would set a precedent for all sorts of future censorship, including bans on foreign news sites

President Biden has said that journalism isn’t a crime. But the DOJ seems to think otherwise

Quote on press freedom impact of today's Assange decision