A federal judge ruled Friday that the Pentagon cannot require journalists to get government approval before reporting on the U.S. military — delivering a significant First Amendment victory in a case that press freedom advocates had been watching closely since the...
It didn’t make headlines. There was no press conference. The Trump administration’s Justice Department simply filed paperwork to dismiss a lawsuit — one that had been protecting Alabama voters from an illegal purge program — and moved on. That was one of...
The security lines at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport stretched outside the building Monday morning. The wait times computer went down — it wasn’t designed to track queues that long. The official guidance from the airport: allow four hours or...
The Trump administration has made no secret of its hostility toward journalists who cover its immigration crackdown. Now, one of those journalists is sitting in a federal detention facility — not because she broke the law, but, her attorneys argue, because she did her...
Something was missing from the White House grounds last week. By Monday morning, it wasn’t. A 13-foot marble statue of Christopher Columbus — a replica of one that protesters wrenched from its pedestal and threw into Baltimore’s Inner Harbor in 2020 — now...
