Nina Jankowicz filed a lawsuit alleging Fox News disseminated false reports that endangered her life.

A new study highlights 100 videos featuring “blatant lies” about the climate crisis that Google ran advertisements on.

Journalists must stay abreast of any changes to the world's most powerful search engine.

The company looks to expand its use of AI by incorporating OpenAI's large-language models into its software.

The company could deal another blow to local news.

The move has consequences for journalists, developers, and other parties alike.

The company plans to expand its coverage into 30 U.S. cities by the end of 2022.

Polish, Hungarian, Czech, and Slovakian respondents call for measures to protect press freedom.

The EU is concerned about strategic lawsuits against public participation.

Journalists are standing up to Putin's unprecedented war on information.

Two journalists covering the ongoing conflict offer advice for other journalists who want to cover it responsibly.

Leonard Peltier is one of America’s most recognizable political prisoners. His attorney demystifies the case for foreign correspondents.

The Biden administration has done an about-face from the Trump administration’s previous rhetoric about journalists but that change hasn’t necessarily resulted in press access.

“We had 954 unaccompanied minors come across the border yesterday.”

Governments are using the role of foreign correspondents abroad as a tool for diplomacy games and retaliation each year.

Fair reporting is a hallmark of a stable democracy.

The Association of Foreign Press Correspondents (AFC—USA) stands in solidarity with Andrea Sahouri and all other journalists who have ever been arrested while on the job. Journalism is not a crime!

If America is truly going to be seen as a leader in the world, it should raise the standard so that these acts are never repeated. For Jamal, for all of us, and most importantly, for our very democracy.