Forest Service Whistleblower Faces 'Six-Figure Legal Debt,' Calls For Reform
United States Forest Service whistleblower calls on lawmakers in DC and North Carolina to create public defender system for whistleblowers
Kevin Gosztola
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.
Project Censored At 50 (And The Independent Media That Can Save Us)
“What we need is a truly independent free press reporting factually, transparently, and ethically in the public interest,” says Project Censored's Mickey Huff
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
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
Israeli Military Reportedly Bombed Lebanese Journalist, Blocked Rescuers
The Israeli military reportedly targeted two Lebanese journalists, assassinating Amal Khalil and seriously injuring Zeinab Faraj.
FAA Will No Longer Pursue Charges For Journalists Who Fly Drones Near ICE
FAA ends effort to restrict drone flights near ICE or Border Patrol operations