The DOJ thinks news is contraband
Judges must put a stop to censorship by seizure
New bill would fix law that’s failing journalists
Police keep raiding reporters without telling courts about the Privacy Protection Act of 1980. An update to the act from Sen. Wyden and Rep. Balint would put a stop to it
No First Amendment for some immigrant journalists or sources, gov’t says
The administration’s argument in Estefany Rodríguez’s case that the First Amendment doesn’t apply to people in the U.S. who lack legal status could silence some reporters and sources
Ed Martin probe isn’t enough. Attorney discipline boards must step up
State bars must investigate Trump lawyers’ attacks on First Amendment
How the powerful hijack ‘doxxing’ to hide the truth
Four journalists talked to us about how officials are twisting a word meant to protect privacy into a weapon to silence journalists
Judge’s rebuke of DOJ in raid on journalist’s home exposes bigger problem
A prosecutor failed to mention a law protecting journalists before searching Hannah Natanson’s residence — and faced little more than a public scolding
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
Inside the reporting on immigration enforcement
Reporters from Los Angeles, Chicago, New York, and Portland, Oregon, share hard-won lessons on safety, sourcing, and documenting communities under siege.
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?
