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

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

For generations, our country has benefited from a robust legal tradition of protecting journalists and their exercise of the ...

A federal magistrate judge has ordered the government to preserve, but not examine, the phones, computers, and other items ...

Last week, agents from the Federal Bureau of Investigation raided Washington Post reporter Hannah Natanson’s home, seizing her laptop and other devices. Reportedly, they were looking for evidence ...

The FBI is not permitted to investigate the electronics until at least early next month, when a hearing is scheduled on the case.

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

Natanson was nicknamed the "federal government whisperer" last year after she reported on Trump's efforts to force millions ...

Americans know that attempts to intimate members of the media are intended to limit what the public sees and hears.

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

Washington Post attorneys have filed a court motion to have devices seized in a search warrant at the home of Hannah Natanson ...

Most journalists will admit they love free food and awards. We also usually react with special outrage when other journalists ...