
Obama used the Espionage Act to put a record number of reporters' sources in jail, and Trump could be even worse
Will the Trump administration use the Espionage Act to prosecute reporters?
Will the Trump administration use the Espionage Act to prosecute reporters?
Plus: Attacks on legal services are attacks on the press
In cherry-picking who can cover him, Trump is limiting White House access to only those willing to stoop to his demands
If officials say newsgathering is illegal, subpoenaed journalists should take them at their word
Plus: Judges must stop facilitating Trump’s extortionate settlements
Biden’s Tim Burke prosecution will help Trump criminalize the reporting of corporate secrets
The Espionage Act is an unconstitutional law used to prosecute whistleblowers and news publishers.
The Espionage Act is used to prosecute whistleblowers and threaten journalists. This is its history.
The Espionage Act is a draconian statute used to stifle press freedom for decades.
Amendment would stop unconstitutional charges against journalists and whistleblowers without impacting real espionage cases