How to fight for press freedom, and win
Plus: We’re asking judges to nix Trump’s Truth Social grift and a publishing gag in New Jersey
FPF seeks order to stop Trump from monetizing official statements
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:New York, Sept. 1, 2026 — The Intercept and Freedom of the Press Foundation (FPF) moved in federal court yesterday to preliminarily enjoin President Donald Trump from providing early access to his social media posts to those willing to pay $100,000 per month to his social media …
Release sealed documents in Herridge reporter’s privilege case
Plus: Publishers must stop shifting legal costs to freelancers, the Pentagon blacklists journalists, and some conservatives are getting worried about Brendan Carr
FPF challenges secrecy in Herridge source protection case
The public deserves transparency on why Catherine Herridge was ordered to burn her sources
Imprisoned journalist faces horrifying conditions
Plus: Disney takes a stand against the FCC’s anti-press antics, and you can too.
Disney shouldn’t be the last to stand up to FCC’s Brendan Carr
The countless others in the media who have been targeted by FCC chair Brendan Carr’s campaign of intimidation and retaliation against journalism should follow Disney’s lead and take him to court.
We sued Trump over Truth Social grift
Plus: Columbia University cracks down on free speech
Lawsuit: Early access fee for Trump Truth Social posts unconstitutional
We sued to bar Trump and White House employees from charging for early access to official government announcements
Stop the Pentagon’s secrecy grab
Plus: The U.S. Virgin Islands needs transparency reform, another journalist subpoena comes to light, and some good news for the press in Puerto Rico
Jay Clayton is a threat to press freedom
Plus: How attacks on radical outlets endanger all journalism
