Newsgathering

Bivens remedies are a powerful deterrent against law enforcement interfering in newsgathering.

The Federal Aviation Administration temporarily grounded news organizations’ drones at the southern border.

The ruling deals a possible blow to journalists who might sue federal officers for First Amendment violations, including the right-to-record.

Warrantless, long-term, targeted surveillance can chill newsgathering and impair the ability of reporters to guarantee source confidentiality.

The ruling was a solid, if initial, success for the plaintiffs and for journalists who use drones in their reporting.

The Reporters Committee is tracking curfew violation incidents involving members of the news media.

Reporters Committee attorneys argue that a nondisclosure order linked to a government demand for Microsoft communications threatens newsgathering.

Court rules in favor of a police misconduct victim who lost half of her settlement after speaking to the media.

Q&A: What the Reporters Committee’s recent FOIA win means for the public and journalists The U.S. District Court for the…

On Wednesday, NBC San Diego and other outlets reported that U.S. government agencies have created a list to track journalists…