Republicans are suddenly OK with Qatari investment in U.S. news?
Hypocrisy reveals that foreign ownership concerns were never about national security
The DOJ thinks news is contraband
Judges must put a stop to censorship by seizure
Ed Martin probe isn’t enough. Attorney discipline boards must step up
State bars must investigate Trump lawyers’ attacks on First Amendment
A judge finally called a newsroom raid what it is
Seizures of journalists’ materials have the same impact as traditional prior restraints
The public deserves to know when Iran war reporting is stifled
An unprecedented censorship infrastructure will obscure the fighting
A journalist’s campaign to fix public records law in the U.S. Virgin Islands
If journalists don’t advocate for their own rights, who will?
Alex Pretti’s murder was an attack on press freedom
Officials’ anti-recording playbook is an update of the old anti-whistleblowing one
Censorship by invoice: Public records cost $164,000 in Michigan township
A six-figure bill for public records is a good indicator that the government is hiding something
No, journalists don’t need permission to cover immigration courts
DOJ office rescinds unconstitutional check-in requirement following FPF letter
If Big Tech can’t withstand jawboning, how can individual journalists?
Scrutiny of soft pressure is welcome, but should be focused on the real victims
