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The Texas attorney general is “investigating” Media Matters for its reporting. Traditional journalists and news outlets could be next

The Texas attorney general is “investigating” Media Matters for its reporting. Traditional journalists and news outlets could be next

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FPF celebrates Global Encryption Day by asking researcher Susan McGregor to explain how and why end-to-end encryption shields journalists and confidential sources

The Prison Litigation Reform Act keeps us all in the dark about what goes on behind bars.

Journalists covering state responses to the coronavirus pandemic are hampered as officials reduce seating in briefing rooms, introduce unreliable technology and, in some cases, refuse real-time questions.

After a group of Indiana high school student journalists published an issue of their magazine about dating, their school implemented a policy of content review prior to publication. Some students say that this amounts to censorship that is compromising their journalisitic educaiton.

If the court did not intend to censor the media, it needs to promptly clarify to avoid chilling press freedom

Inmates can force positive change through journalism. But they need support from the outside world

Daphne Caruana Galizia was murdered on October 16, 2017. Her death has divided Malta and shaken governmental and journalistic institutions to their core. The year since has functioned as a national reckoning, a questioning, and a movement.

Secrecy isn’t a partisan issue, it’s a systemic one. What are the key government secrecy issues that must be addressed regardless of who wins the election?