
‘Who are we to judge,’ ask … judges, upholding TikTok ban
We warned that the TikTok ban forgets the lessons of the Pentagon Papers case. Last week’s court decision upholding the law proved our point
We warned that the TikTok ban forgets the lessons of the Pentagon Papers case. Last week’s court decision upholding the law proved our point
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Social platform’s unconstitutional demand for Media Matters’ donor information imperils nonprofit news, argues legal brief by FPF
The Free Speech Protection Act could fix a gap in federal law that leaves journalists and others vulnerable to SLAPPs — frivolous lawsuits targeting speech.
Secret court hearing threatens the First Amendment and more
Officials who orchestrate retaliatory schemes against local news outlets like the Atmore News must be held accountable
Journalist-source confidentiality is crucial for democracy no matter who is in office
In the end, the campaign to censor a journalist has brought far more attention to Maury Blackman’s domestic violence arrest
At least three journalists recently saw unconstitutional charges against them dismissed. It’s progress, but it’s not enough
FOIA is just as fragile and in disrepair as it was when Biden was elected