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The indictment alleges that the former national security adviser compiled diary entries in preparation for a book.

The government’s arguments opposing Mario Guevara’s habeas petition threaten to chill news reporting by non-citizen journalists.

RCFP has received questions regarding the implications for journalists of using the military for civilian law enforcement.

A provision in immigration law explicitly permits the U.S. to revoke non-citizens’ green cards or visas for protected speech.

Were FARA applied “consistent with its textual sweep,” it would plainly apply to a substantial amount of First Amendment-protected speech.

The compliance failures outlined in the inspector general's report might seem wonky and insignificant, but they matter.

The legislation would protect journalists and the public by providing a means to dismiss frivolous lawsuits in federal court.

Under Trump, DHS monitored journalists covering the border and attempted to obtain the identity of reporters’ confidential sources.

The Supreme Court has before it petitions that raise important questions for members of the news media.

RCFP's Gabe Rottman explores the recent indictment of Sue Mi Terry on violations of the Foreign Agents Registration Act.