Government is at its most innovative when ducking transparency
Agencies are increasingly emboldened to preempt records requests with closure rules
Why all Republicans should support the PRESS Act
Anti-surveillance bill combats government overreach and political retaliation
Sources need to know they’re protected when journalists die
Reporter’s privilege can’t just protect reporters
FPF urges court to release bodycam footage of journalists’ arrests
Asheville journalists set for trial but footage remains hidden from public
Return cameras to C-SPAN control and restore transparency
FPF, Demand Progress and more than 40 organizations urge the House to return control of the cameras to C-SPAN to serve the public
Judges can now censor the internet on the taxpayer dime
Congress gifts judges unprecedented and unconstitutional powers.
10 years fighting for journalists' rights: Freedom of the Press Foundation’s 2022 Impact Report
Our 2022 Impact Report is available, read now
Global imprisonment of journalists spikes amid U.S. inaction
Credible American leadership needed to curb disturbing trend.
It’s time for open records laws to promote transparency
Agencies misuse exemptions to cause delay and expense.
Journalist protections excluded from omnibus bill after nonsensical objection
FPF to continue fighting for PRESS Act’s passage in 2023.