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The White House has launched a 24/7 YouTube livestream called 'Trump TV' featuring reruns of President Trump's speeches and moments, amid criticism and legal actions over press bans.
The Second Circuit ruled that border agents may search travelers' electronic devices without suspicion, which civil liberties groups argue violates First and Fourth Amendment rights.
Trump Media & Technology Group is being sued for selling Truth Social API access at up to $100K per month, allegedly privatizing government announcements made exclusively on the platform and undermining press freedom.
New York Times publisher A.G. Sulzberger discusses the newspaper's $20 million lawsuit against OpenAI and Microsoft over copyright infringement, the threats to journalism from AI and the Trump administration, and the future of news in the digital age.
Wired interviews FCC Commissioner Anna Gomez about fighting the Trump administration's attacks on press freedom through the FCC, her public letter to Disney, and her role as the lone Democrat on the commission.
The article discusses the US-Iran conflict, focusing on Iran's internet blackout and the challenges of getting information out of the country, featuring an interview with former Tehran bureau chief Jason Rezaian.