Journalism

Free Press Advocates Alarmed by US Government's "Terrifying" Secret Rules for Spying on Journalists

As Trump WH Disputes Book's Claims, Woodward Says He Will Release the Tapes If Sources Agree

Jon Queally, staff writer

"Seems to me anyone complaining about the book has a remedy: Ask Woodward publicly to release the tapes."

Sexual Assault and Harassment Claims Finally Force Les Moonves, Who Infamously Gloated About How Trump Was Great for Business, Out of CBS

Julia Conley, staff writer

"Women cannot achieve equality in the workplace or society until there is a...

Whodunit? The Great Big Search for the Anonymous Op-Ed Writer and "Gutless" Right-Wing "Coward" Trump Hired

Jon Queally, staff writer

Spoiler: A lot of people think it's Mike Pence, but his office denies it.

As Civil Disobedience Dominates Kavanaugh Hearing, Trump Says "It's Embarrassing for Country to Allow Protesters"

'Journalists Are Not the Enemy': 300+ Newspapers Unite to Defend the Free Press from Trump's Unprecedented Attack

In Private Meeting, Facebook Exec Warns News Outlets to Cooperate or End Up Dying in 'Hospice'

As UN Rights Chief Warns Trump's Press Attacks 'Close to Incitement of Violence,' Newspapers Ready Coordinated Response

'Big Win for the Public': The Awful Tribune-Sinclair Merger Is Dead

'Terrifying': Poll Shows 43% of Republicans Think Trump Should Have Power to Shutter News Outlets for 'Bad Behavior'

Trump's 'Strategic' Attacks on Media Threaten to Incite Violence, UN Human Rights Experts Say

Watch: Trump's Attacks on News Media Escalate as Huckabee Sanders Refuses to Say Press Is Not the 'Enemy of the People'

'We Fully Support a Free Press, But...': White House Suggests Reporter Harassed by Trump Rally-Goers Probably Had It Coming

NYT Magazine's #LosingEarth Receives Scathing Reviews From Climate Action Movement

New Report Documents Corporate Media's Widespread Failure to Cover Link Between Climate Crisis and Extreme Weather

While Claiming to Support a Free Press, White House Defends Decision to Ban Reporter From News Conference

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To Tolerate Is To Encourage: Egypt's 'Judiciary' Redefines Farce, But Gets U.S. Weapons Anyway Because Sure

Egypt's grotesque sentencing of three Al Jazeera journalists to years in prison for doing their job is sparking well-earned outrage, with their boss declaring the decision "defies logic, sense and any semblance of justice.” Hopefully, outrage will likewise greet the news that, the day before, John Kerry was in Egypt assuring al-Sisi the U.S. will be sending Apache helicopters "very, very soon" to add to the $600 million of weaponry we've already sent, now that our two freedom-loving countries...