
Prosecution of Indiana journalist furthers national anti-press climate
Journalists must be allowed to cover protests and their aftermath
Journalists must be allowed to cover protests and their aftermath
Recent comments by ‘Fox & Friends’ co-hosts that police should ‘go after’ a journalist for reporting the news are as shortsighted as they are wrong
We asked a SLAPP defendant and her lawyer to explain how proposed changes to Texas law could harm consumers and free speech
Eliminating Section 230 would harm journalism by giving the largest social media outlets a monopoly
A press pool that is handpicked by the government is by definition not a free press.
Detaining migrants at Guantánamo Bay helps the government shut out journalists and control the public narrative.
News outlets can help preserve the public domain, and maybe even gain some subscribers
By demanding a back door into end-to-end encrypted iCloud data, the U.K. undermines journalist-source confidentiality
Potential CBS settlement would only embolden further attacks on press freedom.
The Utah legislature is retaliating against one journalist and kicking all independent reporters out of the statehouse in the process, a new lawsuit claims