


The Fragile State of Press Freedom in America
An exploration of the challenges faced by journalists and the need for a reinvigorated Press Clause to protect press freedom.
Overview
This article examines the historical context and current challenges surrounding press freedom in America. It discusses the potential of the Press Clause of the First Amendment for stronger protections, alongside the pressing issues of economic viability, public trust, and legal hurdles faced by journalists today. With increasing attacks on the media from political figures and a decline in local news access, the project at Yale Law School aims to rethink the independent rights of the press as threats to democracy intensify.
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