
Sunlight on social media: Government officials’ posts should be public records
A new decision from Pennsylvania unnecessarily complicates the public’s right to know about government business conducted on social media
A new decision from Pennsylvania unnecessarily complicates the public’s right to know about government business conducted on social media
Supreme Court kicks Section 230 can down the road
Sanctions are needed so other politicians don’t try similar unconstitutional antics
From congressional letters to administrative summonses, journalists are constantly pressured to burn sources
Congress should not encourage censorship whenever someone baselessly alleges defamation
Criminalization of routine newsgathering undermines press freedom everywhere
For journalists, legal support numbers are a necessity, not a crime
It’s embarrassing that elected officials actually support this unconstitutional mess
Speculation about spying can’t justify restraining speech
Protect press and public access to private jet flight data