Trump's demand to kill bipartisan PRESS Act should spur lawmakers to send it to Biden now ‒ especially those who most want president-elect to succeed.

President-elect Trump has been urged to reconsider his opposition to the PRESS Act, a bipartisan bill to protect journalists’ sources, as journalist Catherine Herridge’s case threatens … ...

The PRESS Act, if passed into law, would enshrine nationwide protections for journalists across the United States from being forced to identify or give up their confidential sources (except in ...

The PRESS Act, which would protect journalists from government spying, enjoys broad bipartisan support and has passed the House—but it’s unclear whether the Senate will take it up.

The bill, known as the PRESS Act, would codify protections against federal investigators seizing reporters’ records. It is now less likely the legislation will clear the Senate before the ...

Sen. Ron Wyden (D-OR), the author of the Senate version of the Protect Reporters from Exploitative State Spying Act, or Press Act, had sought unanimous consent on the floor today to clear the bill.

Now, the PRESS Act is running out of time to pass before the end of the lame duck session. We discuss why press advocates say this legislation is urgent, and what comes next for the bill.

In between his posts on Truth Social announcing nominees for his incomingadministration, President-elect Donald Trump urged Republicans Wednesday to nix a bipartisan bill that would give ...

Mr. Cotton’s argument is that the PRESS Act would open a floodgate to leaks that would undermine law enforcement and national security. That argument, however, is based not on evidence but on a ...

The PRESS Act, by contrast, includes only two exceptions for subpoenas, court orders, or search warrants directed at a journalist: to (1) prevent or identify the perpetrator of an act of terrorism, or ...