CPJ denounces Trump for threatening press freedom of foreign correspondents National and international organizations maintain the call to strengthen legal protections for the press and preserve constitutional guarantees
CPJ denounces Trump for threatening press freedom of foreign correspondents National and international organizations maintain the call to strengthen legal protections for the press and preserve constitutional guarantees
DOJ and Pentagon create task force to prosecute and pursue leaks to the press, Pete Hegseth announces Secretary of Defense, Pete Hegseth, confirmed the measure through a video of just over two minutes published on the social platform
Trump administration violates right to freedom of expression after complaint about ICE operations, lawsuit charges ICE agents sought to intimidate a citizen who sent an email described as "a threat" to the former director of that DHS office
Trump administration violates right to freedom of expression after complaint about ICE operations, lawsuit charges ICE agents sought to intimidate a citizen who sent an email described as "a threat" to the former director of that DHS office
White supremacist group marches in Washington D.C. within the framework of the 4th of July; calls for getting rid of mi White supremacist group marches in Washington D.C. on July 4 during Independence Day, amid protests and events in the capital
DHS agents locate a man after sending a critical email to the former head of ICE; I was on vacation The visit of federal agents to a citizen for an email sent months ago generates criticism from civil rights experts
Florida takes TikTok to court over alleged practices that expose minors to addictive content State Attorney General James Uthmeier announced the filing of a formal lawsuit against the popular video platform TikTok
Jon Prosser on trial: the world's best-known leaker Apple faces court for revealing the secrets of iOS 26 Stolen secrets, a hacked iPhone, and a FaceTime call. Thus was born the biggest legal scandal in the tech world.
Judge denies Google and Meta new trial in case of addiction to their social networks Judge Carolyn Kuhl ratified the validity of the verdict handed down by a popular jury, which sentenced both corporations to pay millionaire compensation
White House Correspondents' Dinner rescheduled for July after attack Trump confirmed his attendance at the gala rescheduled for July 24, after the armed attack that forced the event to be evacuated in April
Judge blocks DOJ over judicial review of devices confiscated from Washington Post journalist Last January, FBI agents raided the home of Washington Post journalist Hannah Natanson, sparking a wave of criticism
Defense Secretary invited a controversial pastor to preach at the Pentagon Defense Secretary invited a pastor who opposes women's suffrage to preach at the Pentagon
CBP agrees not to question journalists about their work at the border after historic agreement These new guidelines prevent agents from questioning journalists about their work at the border
Grey's Anatomy halts filming to join protests against ICE This Friday, the production of 'Grey's Anatomy' joined the movement seeking to put pressure on the Donald Trump administration
Resistance spreads in the face of escalating attacks against immigrants The community responds to concerns with organizing, education, advocacy, and mutual aid
FBI raids Washington Post journalist's home and sparks controversy Organizations accuse Trump of launching direct attacks against national media and journalists in his second term
ICE issues warning to undocumented immigrants about assaulting agents Immigration authorities warn they will prosecute immigrants federal agents
