His case highlights a broader issue as U.S.-based AI tools block analysis of sensitive public records, including documents from the Epstein files.
The change forces one-PDF-at-a-time access, while archived captures show bulk ZIP links were available days earlier.
Lost income, benefits and a role reversal at home had a ‘significant financial and emotional impact,’ he said.
The Pentagon’s rewritten credentialing policy hasn’t ended the standoff with journalists.
Press advocates say the revised rules still chill newsgathering and could further isolate reporters, even as officials insist the changes merely clarify security procedures.
Two journalists with longstanding Pentagon access have become the first known reporters to publicly reject the Department of War’s new media pledge, telling me they will not sign it, a significant escalation in response to a policy that, until now, had been widely criticized but not openly defied. An editor at a D.C.-based trade publication, […]
Biting, hitting, and even sexual misconduct didn’t get teachers fired in the Sunshine State. But using a student’s preferred name did.
The Elon Musk-led agency’s priorities clash with reports from the nonpartisan congressional watchdog that has tracked government waste for over a century.
Today, I reached out to Facebook’s media relations department with questions regarding users’ reports that Facebook has been removing their attempts to share a post from the official page of the Auschwitz-Birkenau State Museum. The post itself, which remains on the museum’s page, includes a photo of Heinrich Himmler, one of the masterminds of the […]
Embattled ex-cop Jeffrey Keniston has voluntarily surrendered the certifications that allowed him to work as a law enforcement officer in Oregon. This action ends the proceedings against him before an administrative law judge could issue a proposed order. Keniston’s decision to sign a stipulated order on June 19 permanently revokes his state certifications. By surrendering […]
The deputy was not given a blood alcohol content (BAC) test during the incident, which happened in Newberg, Oregon.
The police department released the first responding officer’s footage after the district attorney’s office ordered the agency to honor a public records request.
Police charged Discrepancy Report $210 in redaction fees for the footage and are charging nearly $1,700 to release two other videos.