Journalism

Fauci Admits Penchant for Facts About Covid-19 Threat Explains Why He's Not on TV So Much Anymore

Dr. Anthony Fauci (R), director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, and U.S. President Donald Trump participate in the daily coronavirus task force briefing at the White House on April 22, 2020 in Washington, D.C. (Photo: Drew Angerer/Getty Images)

'An Outrage': Trump-Appointed Head of Global News Agency Won't Extend Visas for Foreign Journalists

Julia Conley, staff writer

"It is appalling that the VOA' s new boss could be so reckless about the safety of journalists," said PEN America.

'We Need More People Like' Regan Russell: Mourning and Justice Demanded Over Killing of Animal Rights Activist Regan Russell

Jenna McGuire, staff writer

"(Regan Russell) supported Black Lives Matter, Indigenous rights and she was an intersectional vegan who understood the importance of equality in terms of racial justice and in terms of animal equality."(Photo: Animal Justice)

"She was the most peaceful, logical, kind, compassionate person that I've ever...

Press Freedom Advocates Say New US Indictment Against Julian Assange 'Could Not Be More Dangerous'

Jake Johnson, staff writer

"We know Trump has been privately musing about how to jail journalists. We know...

Secret Service Forces Press to Leave the White House as Police Use Pepper Spray and Batons to Beat Back Protesters

'Wednesday Night Massacre': Trump's New Right-Wing Propaganda Chief Initiates Purge of US-Funded Media Outlets

Staffer Outrage, Sickout Spurred by NYT Publication of Sen. Cotton 'Send in the Troops' Op-Ed

ACLU Lawsuit Accuses Police in Minnesota of 'Targeting and Attacking Journalists' Covering George Floyd Protests

'This Must Stop': Leading Journalism Groups Demand Law Enforcement Halt Attacks on Working Press

'Never Seen Anything Like This': Watch Police Arrest CNN Journalist and Camera Crew During Live Protest Coverage

'Save the News' Campaign Urges Immediate Covid-19 Relief Funds to Sustain Local Journalism in Time of Crisis

As Covid-19 Devastates Already Struggling Industry, New Blueprint Sets Forth Bold Vision to Save Local Journalism

Coronavirus Pandemic Exacerbating Global Threats to Press Freedom: Watchdog Group

'Explosive': Office of Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis Attempted to Squash Newspaper's Lawsuit Seeking Coronavirus Records

Reporter: 'What Do You Say to Americans Who Are Scared?' Trump: 'I Say You Are a Terrible Reporter'

After Chelsea Manning Released From Jail, Supporters Fundraise to Pay Off Her $256,000 in Legal Fines

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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...