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In free press win, federal district judge restores reporter Brian Karem’s White House security credentials

First Amendment and due process require the White House restore Playboy correspondent’s credentials, RCFP argues.

Karem received a letter Aug. 2 notifying him of the “preliminary decision” to suspend his hard pass for 30 days.

The Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press and Georgetown Law's Institute for Constitutional Advocacy and Protection have filed a…

By Bruce D. Brown & Joshua A. Geltzer   Bruce D. Brown is executive director of the Reporters Committee for…

In response to a federal judge's Nov. 16 ruling ordering the White House to reinstate CNN reporter Jim Acosta's credentials,…

The Texas Ethics Commission fined the head of a conservative advocacy group for failing to register as a lobbyist, but…

The U.S. Senate Press Gallery denied the popular Supreme Court website SCOTUSblog Senate press credentials today, finding that the site…

The status of a popular U.S. Supreme Court website as a publication credentialed to cover the Senate rests on a…