Trump’s attacks on law firms and nonprofits endanger the press
Since January, Trump has launched salvos against institutions he sees as roadblocks on his path to greater political control.
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Max is the social media fellow at Freedom of the Press Foundation and works to define the organization’s digital outreach. He was previously an audience engagement editor at the New York Daily News. Max holds a master’s degree in journalism from Northwestern University and his reporting has appeared in newspapers, magazines, and museums across the country. He believes that journalism is a social good and that anyone, anywhere, has the unfettered right to tell a story. He hails from Buffalo, New York, and lives in Brooklyn, New York.
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