California goofed — badly — in poll worker guidance on photography
No blanket law prohibits or requires permission for photography outside of a polling place
Brendan Carr: Reporting on polls may violate broadcast license terms
Ethically challenged regulator is the last person who should be lecturing anyone on journalistic ethics
Florida GOP lawsuit to censor TV stations fails Sunshine State — and First Amendment
The Florida GOP should know news outlets cannot be punished for publishing information from whistleblowers
Congressional threats to BreakThrough News are unconstitutional harassment
FPF and others call on House Ways and Means Committee to drop invasive demands
Court delivers second stinging blow to White House press ban
Trump’s White House ban on CNN, MS NOW, and Politico violates both the First and Fifth amendments, court says.
Rights orgs tell Wes Moore to stop retaliating against news outlets
When governor undermines transparency to settle personal grudges, Marylanders suffer
DOJ’s antitrust investigation into TV networks is nonsense
News outlets standing up for their constitutional rights has nothing to do with antitrust law
White House defies judge who smacked down media ban
The government officials still enforcing the president’s unconstitutional ban should be held in contempt
The CNN “independence board” is a worthless, First Amendment nightmare
The board, required by a settlement between state attorneys general and Paramount, is a weak half-measure
Journalists, advocates demand Ellison condemn White House ban, back lawsuit
The Paramount Skydance CEO may soon own CNN. He should be condemning the outlet’s ban
