New reporting from The New York Times indicates that a freelancer has been fighting a subpoena he received in February of this year after reporting about a failed Navy SEAL Team 6 mission that took ...
This post originally appeared in The Nuance, the Reporters Committee’s newsletter on legal and policy issues at the forefront of a free press. Sign up today! The U.S. Department of Defense is seeking ...
Regardless of whether a party intends to file a motion to quash, it should notify the subpoenaing party within 14 days of receipt of the subpoena if it objects to producing the subpoenaed materials so ...
Within 24 hours of the U.S. Supreme Court overturning the Stolen Valor Act and agreeing with First Amendment advocates that… Within 24 hours of the U.S. Supreme Court overturning the Stolen Valor Act ...
A news media coalition, represented by Reporters Committee Indiana-based attorney Kris Cundiff, is raising concerns about what it calls an unlawful “pattern of inaction” at the state office tasked ...
Background: In January 2026, Guardian U.S. Data Editor Will Craft submitted a Freedom of Information Act request to U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement seeking records related to pregnant, ...
A screen grab of a police body-worn camera video capturing the aftermath of Tyre Nichols's arrest on Jan. 7, 2023. Last week, the city of Memphis released 21 hours of audio and video recordings that ...
The Reporters Committee is urging the Federal Communications Commission to reject petitions seeking to deny the renewal of Disney’s broadcast licenses for several of its ABC stations, raising concerns ...
Opinion
Reporters Committee statement on DOJ withdrawing subpoenas issued to New York Times journalists
In response to the decision by the U.S. Department of Justice to withdraw subpoenas issued to New York Times reporters after a hearing today, Reporters Committee President Bruce D. Brown made the ...
This column was originally published in the Hoosier State Press Association’s July 2026 newsletter. Many journalists seeking information from public officials are all too familiar with the same ...
A growing consensus of courts have recognized a constitutional right to record government officials engaged in their duties in a public place. This First Amendment right to record generally ...
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