Investigating Medicaid fraud through public records
Releasing public records serves the public’s interest — even when it doesn’t serve the agency’s interests
Trump is restricting White House press access. It’s not the first time
In cherry-picking who can cover him, Trump is limiting White House access to only those willing to stoop to his demands
Free speech suffers when courts rush to impose prior restraints
Lawyers need to stop asking for orders barring speech and judges need to stop granting them.
When it comes to prior restraints, courts shouldn’t ‘Just Do It’
Exercising one First Amendment right cannot mean undermining another
Pooling public records resources for journalists
Lisa Pickoff-White and the California Reporting Project help journalists hold power to account
Unjust law helps prison officials muzzle incarcerated journalists
Without legal recourse, abuses against incarcerated journalists go unchecked
Let the public watch the Mahmoud Khalil deportation case
There’s an easy way for the immigration court to be transparent about its proceedings: Let the press and the public watch them online
Chilling effect of Assange prosecution on display in Signalgate
Criminal charges should be the furthest thing from reporters’ minds when news falls in their laps
How shareholders can stop media outlets from ‘bribing’ Trump
Media executives considering settling Trump’s frivolous lawsuits are scared of getting sued. They should be
FCC’s investigation into CBS is a scare tactic, spectacle, and show trial
Highlights from the public comments on the FCC’s unconstitutional “news distortion” investigation
