The New York Times published an important editorial calling on the Senate to pass the PRESS Act, the strongest press freedom bill in modern history.

The world’s biggest browser is tightening controls that impact the availability of ad blockers like uBlock Origin.

If journalists commit a crime every time an enemy reads their reporting, that criminalizes a whole lot of journalism.

U.S. intelligence agencies suggest China is involved in a breach of multiple major U.S. telecommunications providers.

Too much about Jamal Khashoggi's murder remains hidden, and this secrecy prevents accountability and serves to endanger other journalists.

Eric Adams allegedly claimed that he had changed the passcode and told the FBI he did not remember it.

We’re in the middle of an especially dangerous hurricane season, but the government’s weather forecaster won’t release its most accurate predictions.

Discord announced its rollout of end-to-end encryption for voice and video calls in one-to-one and group direct messages, voice channels, and Go Live streams.

Apple has filed a motion to withdraw a lawsuit against NSO Group, an Israeli spyware company.

Declassification would explain a move that raises serious First Amendment concerns about press censorship and questions of cherry picked evidence.