Judge Refers To War On Iran In Ruling That Slaps Down Pentagon’s Anti-Press Policy
"[I]t is more important than ever that the public have access to information from a variety of perspectives about what its government is doing," the judge declared
First Amendment
Reintroduced Espionage Act Reform Bill Honors Daniel Ellsberg
Rep. Rashida Tlaib reintroduces Espionage Act reform legislation. This time around the amendment contains Daniel Ellsberg's name.
ICE Detains Another Spanish-Language Reporter For Engaging In Journalism
The detention of Estefany Rodriguez comes months after a similar case where ICE retaliated against Spanish-language reporter Mario Guevara
Judge Fails Washington Post Reporter Who Had Devices Seized By FBI
The Trump Justice Department deceived the court in order to target a journalist, and yet a magistrate judge did very little to hold the government accountable.
Film Review: 'Seized' Is A Love Letter To Community Journalism
The film examines the raids against the Marion County Record within the larger context of the decline of local newspapers.
They Executed Him For Wielding A Camera
Alex Pretti, a 37-year-old ICU nurse who worked at a Veterans Affairs hospital, was executed in Minneapolis by U.S. Border Patrol agents while exercising his First Amendment right to film their actions.
Reporter Raided By FBI Lost Contact With Over 1,000 Sources
Washington Post reporter Hannah Natanson says the FBI’s seizure of all of her devices has eliminated her “ability to collect information and publish news stories.”
“I no longer have access to my more than 1,200 Signal contacts or communications with any of my sources. I literally cannot contact