The leading voice for visual journalists may be silenced. You can help.
We talked with the National Press Photographers Association’s Mickey Osterreicher about why NPPA’s work is more important than ever.
Federal law closes courthouse doors to incarcerated journalists
The Prison Litigation Reform Act keeps us all in the dark about what goes on behind bars.
Censorship Whac-A-Mole: Google search exploited to scrub articles on San Francisco tech exec
A novel method of de-indexing websites from search results was used to bury critical reporting and commentary.
Radio silence on the reservation
For decades, an Indigenous newspaper informed readers of the Mohawk Nation at Akwesasne on the U.S.-Canada border. Until it didn’t. What happened?
Freelancing to fill information gaps left by global censorship
Neha Madhira tells undercovered stories on health care, education, and war — from India to Gaza
‘Emergency’ tracking of Comey cellphone location points to privacy erosion
If the government abuses the law to spy on a former FBI director, it could do the same to journalists and sources
No, reporting is not ‘incitement’
The Trump administration is trying to silence reporting about ICE by baselessly accusing journalists of inciting violence or lawlessness
Pressing on: LA journalists face violence and push for accountability
Reporters spoke with Freedom of the Press Foundation (FPF) about their experiences covering protests and immigration raids in LA
The rise and fall of FOIA Gras
Tom Hayden proved the power of citizen journalism, but ultimately the burdens were too much to bear.
ICE wants to work in secret. We shouldn’t let it
Journalism about ICE is increasingly under attack by officials who prefer government propaganda
