The Post is demanding in court that the federal government return electronic devices it seized during last week’s FBI search of reporter Hannah Natanson’s home.

The FBI raided the home of The Washington Post reporter and “ federal government whisperer ” Hannah Natanson last week. The ...

These sweeping seizures of a journalist’s records violate the First Amendment, Fourth Amendment, and the Privacy Protection Act.

A federal judge paused the government's access to devices seized from a Washington Post reporter's devices. The post Judge ...

A federal judge issued a ruling Wednesday blocking the Trump administration from searching electronic devises that were ...

The Washington Post said Natanson was present during the search of her home and reiterated that investigators told her she ...

A federal judge today ordered the US government to stop searching devices seized from the house of a Washington Post reporter ...

A federal judge has ordered the Justice Department not to review electronic devices the FBI seized from a Washington Post ...

The Washington Post on Wednesday urged federal law enforcement officials to return electronic devices seized when the FBI ...

A federal judge on Wednesday temporarily declined to allow the FBI to examine electronics it seized from a Washington Post reporter’s home. U.S. Magistrate Judge William B. Porter ruled the agency is ...

Agents seized a phone, laptops, a recorder and more during a search of the reporter's home as part of an investigation into a ...

Inside Natanson’s rise at the Post, her access to Trump-era sources, and the investigation behind the FBI raid.