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Judge Blocks Pentagon’s Press Escort Requirement

A federal judge found Pentagon policies likely unconstitutional after citing public statements that indicate retaliatory motive.

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New York Times Sues Pentagon to Overturn Reporter Escort Rule

Appeals Court Lets Pentagon Require Escorts for Reporters During Appeal

Courts Keep Siding With the Press as Trump’s Pressure Campaign Rolls On

Judge Rules Pentagon Violated Order and Must Restore Press Access

Judge Questions Pentagon Over Revised Press Access After Court Reinstates Credentials

Federal Judge Strikes Down Key Pentagon Press Rules, Orders Reinstatement of Times Credentials

Judge Blocks Pentagon Press Rules as Unconstitutional

Judge Signals Doubts About Pentagon Press Rules in New York Times Case

Judge Blocks DOJ Search of Washington Post Reporter’s Seized Devices, Orders Court Review

Judge Rebukes DOJ Over Privacy Protection Act in Washington Post Reporter Search

U.S. Justice Secretary Orders Don Lemon’s Arrest Over St. Paul Protest Coverage

D.C. Circuit Upholds Restrictions on AP White House Access

Judge Declines to Escalate Enforcement in AP-White House Access Dispute

Federal Judge Blocks Trump Administration's Dismantling of Voice of America

Judge Upholds AP Ban from White House Pending Further Review

Mississippi Judge Orders Newspaper to Remove Editorial Criticizing City Officials

FCC Chair Dismisses TV Licensing Complaints to Uphold First Amendment