OUR NEWS &

Journalists are being arrested, deported, shot with pepper spray bullets, and had their homes raided by federal agents. Mainstream media is barely covering it. Here is the full documented record, and here is where to find the reporters who are willing to tell the truth.

The ƒBI just investigated a New York Times reporter for covering Kash Patel's use of government resources. That story broke today. But the assault on a free press didn't start today, and it won't stop unless the people who depend on journalism to survive demand that it does. What you can do to help is listed.

Last night, while most of America slept, the Federal Communications Commission approved the $6.2 billion merger of Nexstar Media Group and Tegna. The deal closed. It is done. A single company now controls 265 television stations across 44 states and the District of Columbia. One company. 80% of American households. ... Gone. Not gone in the sense that the stations disappeared. Gone in the sense that the independence is over.

The free press is not a partisan issue. It is the infrastructure of democracy, and it is being dismantled, right now, in real time and in plain sight. There is a moment in every authoritarian takeover when people look back and ask: why did no one say anything? Why did no one sound the alarm before it was too late?

Right now, if a state or local police officer violates your constitutional rights, you can sue them under 42 U.S.C. § 1983. But if a federal officer – from ICE, CBP, FBI, or another agency – does the same thing, your path to justice is far narrower and often blocked by judge-made limits and broad immunities. That gap leaves real people with life-altering harms and no meaningful remedy. This is where we come in.

Romania's twentieth-century journey reveals how quickly democracy unravels when nationalism, economic crisis, and extremism converge. This is more than a distant history lesson. It's a vivid mirror reflecting pressures familiar to Americans across the political spectrum today.

On October 15, 2025, the United States government took an action that should concern every citizen who values the freedoms promised by the Constitution. The Department of Defense, under the leadership of Pete Hegseth, revoked the press credentials of nearly every major news outlet. Only one media organization, known for its alignment with the current regime, was allowed to remain. This decision was not the result of any misconduct. It was retaliation. Journalists refused to s