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.

Gauging the steepness of Twitter’s learning curve can feel like an intimidating task.

Some of the journalists were broadcasting live at the time of their arrests.

The video stated that it was illegal to expel and intimidate students who participated in rallies protesting opposition leader Aleksei Navalny's incarceration.

The journalist was accused of defaming Vietnamese provincial leaders on social media.

Radio station owners could face a prison sentence of up to three years, according to a government decree.

The broadcaster’s license had been revoked after it published an investigation about torture sites run by the government.

Human rights and press freedom advocates have condemned the move.

Multiple journalists suffered injuries at the hands of police and security forces.

Aidoo's supporters have called on the country's Defense Minister to investigate.

Guatemalan authorities have attempted to intimidate Choc multiple times.

The bank cited a law that the Kremlin has used to gag journalists as a reason why it has not shuttered operations.

Zakrzewski is the second American journalist killed in Ukraine this week.

The journalist was killed as Russia escalates its attacks.

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

Myanmar is now the world's second-worst jailer of journalists, only ranking behind China.

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

The world continues to be a dangerous one for journalists, according to the latest report from the Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ).

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.