Put Flock on the chopping block
The Get the Flock Out of Our Communities Act would help stop the spread of dangerous mass surveillance tools that make it easier for the government to identify journalists’ sources
DOJ’s secret search of journalist’s accounts omitted press law
Journalist Tim Burke’s new lawsuit challenges the government’s search of months of emails, messages, files, and other information from his Google and Twitter accounts
These secret subpoenas are targeting journalists
Don Lemon and Georgia Fort aren’t the first journalists to be targeted with administrative subpoenas. Unless Congress acts, they won’t be the last
The Stars and Stripes firings look familiar to those behind bars
What censorship of prison newspapers can tell us of where the military news outlet may be headed
Hegseth is a propaganda flop. Don’t let Congress throw him a lifeline
Whistleblowers and the open internet are key to undermining official half-truths, but lawmakers keep trying to weaken both
The dangerous new twist in Trump’s latest defamation threat
Trump’s saber-rattling against a liberal think tank over its report on his administration’s deployment of the National Guard is an attempt to turn criticism of government policy into personal defamation of the president
Oppressive freelance contracts add to the chill on journalism
Passing legal risk to freelancers is not only harmful but pointless
After the encampments, threats to student journalism at Columbia persist
Bureaucratic hurdles, federal pressure, and anti-doxxing policies are putting student journalists’ right to report at risk
The ‘Free State of Florida’ is watching — and withholding
Domestic ‘terror’ legislation compounds Florida’s free speech backslide
US Virgin Islands need transparency to weed out corruption
Use our action center to tell officials there to fix the territory’s archaic public records laws
