The CIA is operating a mass surveillance program affecting Americans entirely in secret.

Court ordered settlement requires Minnesota State Patrol to stop arresting and assaulting journalists.

Even the Director of National Intelligence admits the U.S. secrecy system is horribly broken.

Journalists have been working incredibly hard to expose the spyware company and its authoritarian users. But let's not forget about the whistleblowers.

Sen. Ron Wyden calls the Justice Department’s inaction on key press freedom issue “extremely frustrating, and frankly unacceptable”

The FBI raid of James O'Keefe is a troubling development for press freedom. That the potential story was not a blockbuster public interest investigation, and that O’Keefe and Project Veritas have a long history of deception and manipulation, do not change that fact.

Funding will largely go towards developing the next-generation SecureDrop system for journalists and whistleblowers.

A brave whistleblower served as a source to stories that shaped the public understanding of the otherwise secret U.S. drone program. He's serving a prison sentence as lawmakers reckon with the very information he revealed.

In the past two months, lawmakers in Florida and New Jersey have advanced misguided proposals that would effectively classify assaults on journalists as hate crimes. These proposals would do little to fix the underlying issues and would likely create a host of new problems.

An unprecedented press freedom crisis has been unfolding around the country for the past three months.