What the Maduro ‘extradition’ could mean for U.S. journalists
If the Maduro precedent catches on, U.S. reporters could be kidnapped and prosecuted overseas for activities that enjoy legal protection at home.
Identifying government officials is not ‘doxxing’
FPF lawsuit sheds light on ICE surveillance
House committee approves subpoena of journalist for Venezuela reporting
Identifying public officials by name is not ‘doxxing’
Florida prosecutor agrees: Photography is not a crime
A coalition of 23 press organizations spoke out against the charges — the prosecutor agreed
Covering protests is a dangerous job for journalists
Stop the deportation of Guan Heng
Trump’s BBC lawsuit is nonsense, like his others
His frivolous damages theory concedes that Trump views the presidency as a for-profit venture
Report: Most journalist detainments this year are at protests
In 2025, 90% of arrests or detainments occurred while journalists were covering demonstrations
Stop the gatekeeping. The First Amendment is for all of us
The Trump administration is trolling America with its FOIA responses
Journalists warn of silenced sources
From federal agencies to college campuses, fear is reshaping sources’ willingness to talk to the press
Covering immigration in a climate of fear
Journalists shared strategies for protecting sources, navigating personal safety, and keeping immigrant communities at the center of their reporting during a conversation with Freedom of the Press Foundation
