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Any scrutiny of this proposed merger that federal agencies conduct must not undermine First Amendment freedoms.

Press-freedom groups warn that these arrests signal a chilling new crackdown on U.S. media in the Trump era.

News coverage should state clearly from the get-go that these arrests represent the most dramatic violation of freedom of the press of the Trump era.

While journalists continue to heroically document conditions in the face of escalating violence from federal agents, the White House is violating the First Amendment to shut down reporting and dissent.

Free Press Advocacy Director Jenna Ruddock talks to Counterspin about the government’s invasive surveillance regime and its crackdown on anti-ICE protesters.

These arrests are just the latest in a long line of First Amendment violations from the Trump administration.

Brandi explored how power functioned in our society by examining the impact of media and tech policies and narratives on Black public spaces and Black political thought.

Public-interest groups, labor unions and civil-rights organizations sent a letter opposing the deal.

 On Tuesday, 28 public-interest groups, labor unions and civil-rights organizations sent the Federal Communications Commission a letter of support for a public-interest petition to deny the proposed merger of Nexstar and Tegna.

The issue of the power-hungry facilities has moved to the center of economic and environmental concerns in the United States.