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The groups urge House leaders to address law enforcement's unconstitutional use of surveillance against people protesting police brutality.

Decades of media-policy failures have culminated in unhinged misinformation masquerading as news.

U.S. authorities are investigating a vast operation that attempted to pilfer confidential communications from investigative journalists, advocacy groups and others.

Journalists are more sympathetic than ever before to the victims of police violence and the demands of Black Lives Matter.

A global hack-for-hire scheme “is a serious problem for all sectors of society.”

U.S. advocacy groups, including Free Press and Fight for the Future, were repeatedly targeted.

The letter asks local leaders to “immediately end the practice of arresting journalists and protesters expressing their First Amendment rights.”

The potential for law enforcement and corporate actors alike to abuse these tracking systems is just too great to ignore.

Police attacks on journalists covering historic, nationwide anti-police brutality protests are shocking and appalling.

Journalists decried racial inequity in the industry and demanded changes to “careless, unsympathetic” newsroom decision-making.