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Excluding the AP from White House events on the express basis of its editorial viewpoint violates the First Amendment.

RCFP's new guide answers questions reporters may have about reporting on information illegally obtained by a third party.

This guide explains the legal risks associated with receiving or publishing material that was illegally obtained by a third party.

“Conditioning pool access to White House events on the editorial decisions of any news organization violates First Amendment principles."

RCFP attorneys helped the Arizona Center for Investigative Reporting and ProPublica access public records for their investigation.

The bill would allow courts to quickly dismiss meritless lawsuits intended to chill speech.

"The White House obviously does not have a legitimate basis for barring Associated Press reporters from events yesterday and today."

RCFP attorneys are helping Anderson fight for records related to the 76ers' now-abandoned plans for a new arena near Chinatown.

Briggs provides pro bono legal support to journalists and newsrooms in Oklahoma as part of the Local Legal Initiative.

RCFP attorneys represented a WBIR anchor in his lawsuit against the university seeking records related to a federal energy lab.