Whistleblower Law Safe From US Supreme Court—For Now
The United States Supreme Court declined to hear pharmaceutical corporation Eli Lilly’s appeal against the constitutionality of the False Claims Act.
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Trump Administration Issues Subpoenas To Stifle Reporting On War Against Iran
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Lawsuit Challenges Trump Administration's Claim That It May Delete Text Messages
Israeli Military Reportedly Bombed Lebanese Journalist, Blocked Rescuers
FAA Will No Longer Pursue Charges For Journalists Who Fly Drones Near ICE
Secrecy
Lawsuit Challenges Trump Administration's Claim That It May Delete Text Messages
Two watchdog organizations filed a lawsuit to ensure that Trump administration records remain preserved under the Presidential Records Act
In Their Heads: Why US Detains Espionage Act Defendants Before Trial
House Committee Subpoenas Journalist For Reporting On Commander Involved In Maduro Raid
Whistleblower: US Officials Sidestep Court Order, Close Immigrants' Requests For Files
Indiana State Officials Sued For Blocking Media Access To Executions
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The Trump Administration's Lie Detector Dragnet
Whistleblowing
Whistleblowing To Stop A War
The world needs national security whistleblowers to follow in Daniel Ellsberg’s footsteps, but the tentacles of the warfare state have an immense grip over Washington, D.C.
Court Rejects Perdue's Effort To Dismantle Whistleblower Review
New Rule Moves US Government Closer To Creating A Trump State
Whistleblower: US Officials Sidestep Court Order, Close Immigrants' Requests For Files
Climate Of Fear Intensifies As Trump Officials Fire HUD Whistleblowers
'Off To Jail': Gaza Aid Whistleblower Arrested For Interrupting Senate Hearing
Biden's Legacy: Fundamentally Changing Nothing For Whistleblowers
Press Freedom
Trump Administration Issues Subpoenas To Stifle Reporting On War Against Iran
On behalf of President Donald Trump, the Justice Department issued grand jury subpoenas that targeted Wall Street Journal reporters involved in covering the war against Iran.
“The government’s subpoenas to The Wall Street Journal and our reporters represent an attack on constitutionally protected newsgathering. We will vigorously oppose this
Israeli Military Reportedly Bombed Lebanese Journalist, Blocked Rescuers
FAA Will No Longer Pursue Charges For Journalists Who Fly Drones Near ICE
US Military Partners In The Gulf Crack Down On Journalism During Iran War
Exposing Financial Censorship: Rainey Reitman On Her New Book, 'Transaction Denied'
Judge Refers To War On Iran In Ruling That Slaps Down Pentagon’s Anti-Press Policy
