The scope of self-censorship by the U.S. and international press in response to an Indian court order is a disturbing sign for the future

Answers needed on how investigators believe Project Veritas broke the law by obtaining stolen documents from sources

Officials choose to look the other way rather than find out whether Israeli forces are targeting the press

New bill would undermine anonymous sourcing and invite libel tourism

Republican politicians have flipped from rallying against censorship to threatening baseless prosecutions of journalists

From Cop City to the National Gallery of Art, officers continue to ignore the First Amendment and harass journalists covering civil unrest

The Biden administration has yet to meaningfully comment, let alone act, on the unprecedented journalist casualties in Gaza. That needs to change.

U.S. senator calls to investigate journalists for aiding terrorism based on spurious report

The landmark Food Lion case largely put a stop to undercover journalism. Now the court admits it got it wrong

NewsGuild should be working to expand the reporter’s privilege, not demanding journalists out sources in court