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“Changing the terms of foreign journalists' visas might appear subtle, but it can have profound implications for press freedom.”

Several New York Times journalists received subpoenas seeking their testimony before a grand jury.

The news outlet seeks records that could shed light on how police use license plate reader data.

The judge sided with a news media coalition represented by an RCFP attorney.

Reporters Committee attorneys are helping journalists challenge these obstructive policies.

RCFP helped ProPublica unseal a list of SpaceX’s private investors, including a businessman with ties to Chinese military contractors.

A decade after the last FOIA reform, RCFP shares its wishlist for improving the well-intended but deeply flawed law.

Journalist Michael Balter contacted RCFP’s free Legal Hotline after a school district refused to respond to his requests for comment.

The FCC is investigating “The View” under a rule that requires broadcasters to give equal time to opposing political candidates.

The Freedom of the Press Awards return Oct. 14 to celebrate leaders in journalism and media law.