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This page collects the 21 public records POLISCOPE has tagged with “Press Freedom”. Coverage spans bills and news coverage - each decoded into plain English and linked to its primary source. It most often overlaps with Journalism, First Amendment, and White House.

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  1. Tue, Oct 274 items
    1. Six citizens sue Trump administration over White House press restrictionsSix citizens filed a federal lawsuit on Monday challenging Trump administration restrictions on White House press access, arguing the rules violate the public's First Amendment right to receive indepeHillsborough County
    2. Six citizens file federal lawsuit against Trump administration over White House press access restrictionsHillsborough County
    3. Six citizens file federal lawsuit challenging Trump administration restrictions on White House press accessLos Angeles County
    4. Six citizens sue Trump administration over White House press access restrictionsHillsborough County
  2. Sun, Oct 251 item
    1. NGO reports 37 verbal attacks by Donald Trump against female journalistsThe International Women’s Media Foundation reports that Donald Trump has accumulated approximately 37 verbal attacks against female journalists during his time in office, highlighting a pattern of misLos Angeles County
  3. Fri, Sep 111 item
    1. Federal Prosecutors Drop Wiretapping Appeal Against Tampa JournalistFederal prosecutors have withdrawn their appeal in the legal case involving Tampa journalist Timothy Burke. The appeal, if pursued, could have resulted in wiretapping charges against him.Hillsborough County
  4. Thu, Aug 201 item
    1. Togo detains two French filmmakers and local fixer on immigration chargesTogolese authorities have placed two French documentary filmmakers and their local fixer in pretrial detention on charges of making false immigration declarations. The crew was arrested in northern ToMiami-Dade County
  5. Wed, Aug 121 item
    1. Kansas town agrees to $850,000 settlement in reporter's lawsuit over 2023 newsroom raidThe city of Marion, Kansas, will pay $850,000 to a former reporter to resolve a federal lawsuit stemming from a 2023 police raid on the offices of the Marion County Record. The settlement concludes leMiami-Dade County

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  • Topic to billsPennsylvania House Bill 490 Establishes Qualified Privilege for Journalists' Nonconfidential Sources and Materials
  • Topic to peopleDonald Trump
  • Topic to orgsPolitico, MS NOW, Federal Communications Commission (+6 more)

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