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
Journalism on press freedom, whistleblowing, and government secrecy
The detention of Estefany Rodriguez comes months after a similar case where ICE retaliated against Spanish-language reporter Mario Guevara
Often truth is the first casualty of war, but Israel's military censor keeps people in the country in a perpetual state of siege
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.
Fifty-nine Palestinian journalists shared their stories of torture and abuse at the hands of the Israeli military
Trump is transforming the merit system for civil service employees into a "patronage spoils system."
The FBI claims that Washington Post reporter Hannah Natanson, who they targeted in a raid, “misled investigators."
Freedom of the Press Foundation filed a complaint against Assistant US Attorney Gordon Kromberg over his role in FBI raid against a Post reporter
The FBI reviewed Ya'akub Vijandre’s immigration record and social media posts, and then recommended that immigration services terminate his DACA status
University administrators claim a July memo from Attorney General Pam Bondi requires them to suspend the publications.
The history and analysis laid out by the Roosevelt Institute is a worthwhile plea for a radical shift that enables “a truly democratic information ecosystem”
A “disabled Marine Corps infantry combat veteran" has allegedly faced a gag order and retaliation for dissenting against this policy
A review of the Netflix documentary "Cover-Up" that examines Seymour Hersh's half-century of journalism exposing lies by the U.S. government
House committee approved a subpoena against journalist Seth Harp over reporting on a Delta Forces commander involved in Maduro raid in Venezuela
Attorney General Pam Bondi, FBI Director Kash Patel, and the White House proudly defended the raid of a Washington Post reporter's home
Aurelio Perez-Lugones is the latest individual charged with violating the Espionage Act to be jailed before trial because of what the government says in his mind.
Washington Post reporter Hannah Natanson, who had her electronics seized by the FBI, described the overwhelming impact this had on her journalism
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
The film examines the raids against the Marion County Record within the larger context of the decline of local newspapers.