
FPF complaint targets prosecutor over Washington Post reporter raid
Disciplinary bodies must not ignore misconduct that threatens press freedom and the First Amendment

Disciplinary bodies must not ignore misconduct that threatens press freedom and the First Amendment

Reporters from Los Angeles, Chicago, New York, and Portland, Oregon, share hard-won lessons on safety, sourcing, and documenting communities under siege.

Plus: A journalist’s fight for transparency in the U.S. Virgin Islands

Plus: Alex Pretti’s murder was also an attack on press freedom

If the Trump administration thinks it can bully journalists into submission, it is wrong

Guan Heng should be freed immediately

Also: Judge halts search of records seized from Washington Post reporter

The judge was right to block it until a full hearing at which time he should block it permanently

Don’t forget last week’s alarming intrusion on newsgathering

Raid marks latest escalation in Trump administration’s attack on press freedom.