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Bureau: Berlin
The Supreme Court heard oral arguments on April 1 in Trump v. Barbara and appeared likely to side against the administration's executive order ending automatic birthright citizenship.
The Washington Post is bringing back some staffers cut in February's mass layoffs, including tech reporter Nitasha Tiku and climate reporter Jake Spring.
Pre-trial motions in Don Lemon's federal FACE Act case are set for April 9, two days away, as the constitutional challenge to the law gains momentum.
Three weeks after a federal judge compared Pentagon press restrictions to Kafka, the Correspondents' Corridor is still dark and journalists still need escorts to move inside the building.
Rep. Tlaib's Daniel Ellsberg Press Freedom Act would add a public interest defense to the Espionage Act -- and fourteen civil liberties groups are now behind it.