Saturday, Jan 10

Washington National Opera announces its departure from the Kennedy Center, joining a wave of artist withdrawals amid political controversies.

Wednesday, Dec 24

A graduate teaching assistant at the University of Oklahoma has been removed after giving a failing grade to a student's Bible-based essay on gender.

Tuesday, Dec 16

Jimmy Lai, a Hong Kong media mogul, was found guilty under the national security law, igniting international calls for his release amid concerns for press freedom.

Friday, Dec 12

Reddit files a legal challenge against Australia's new social media ban for children under 16, arguing it infringes on political communication rights.

Tuesday, Dec 09

In 2025, Israel accounted for 43% of journalist deaths worldwide, marking a continuous trend of violence against press workers in conflict zones like Gaza.

Thursday, Nov 27

Two 15-year-olds challenge Australia's upcoming social media ban set for implementation on December 10, expressing concerns over their rights.

Friday, Nov 21

The White House defends President Trump's comment to a female reporter, emphasizing his frankness amid backlash from journalist organizations.

Thursday, Nov 13

Marion County agrees to pay over $3 million and apologize following a controversial raid on a local newspaper, igniting debates over press freedom.

Saturday, Nov 01

The White House issues a new rule limiting journalists' access to press offices, emphasizing security concerns amidst ongoing press freedom debates.

Tuesday, Oct 21

The University of Arizona becomes the seventh school to decline the Trump administration's compact for preferential funding in exchange for policy changes.