Kevin Gosztola
Journalist & press freedom advocate. Dissenter Newsletter at https://t.co/yisArHwtpC. Author of “Guilty of Journalism: The Political Case Against Julian Assange.”
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2 weeks ago |
scheerpost.com | Kevin Gosztola
By Kevin Gosztola / The DissenterUnited States Attorney General Pam Bondi ended a Justice Department (DOJ) policy that explicitly discouraged federal prosecutors from forcing journalists to reveal their sources and other sensitive information, including information obtained from potential leaks. With new guidelines, members of the news media who refuse to cooperate with prosecutors could be arrested for contempt. If accused of contempt, they could be fined or jailed.
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2 weeks ago |
popularresistance.org | Kevin Gosztola
Above photo: Screen shot from the United States Justice Department and in the public domain. United States Attorney General Pam Bondi ended a Justice Department (DOJ) policy that explicitly discouraged federal prosecutors from forcing journalists to reveal their sources and other sensitive information, including information obtained from potential leaks. With new guidelines, members of the news media who refuse to cooperate with prosecutors could be arrested for contempt.
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2 weeks ago |
legrandsoir.info | Kevin Gosztola
La procureure générale des États-Unis, Pam Bondi, a mis fin à une politique du ministère de la justice qui décourageait explicitement les procureurs fédéraux d’obliger les journalistes à révéler leurs sources et d’autres informations sensibles, y compris celles obtenues à la suite de fuites potentielles. Selon les nouvelles lignes directrices, les membres des médias qui refusent de coopérer avec les procureurs peuvent être arrêtés pour outrage.
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1 month ago |
popularresistance.org | Kevin Gosztola
To Root Out ‘Disloyal’ Government Employees. Two people familiar with the use of technology by Elon Musk’s DOGE team told Reuters that the team has setup artificial intelligence to spy on employees at the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). The objective, according to the two media sources, is to look for “language in communications considered hostile” to Musk or President Donald Trump.
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1 month ago |
popularresistance.org | Kevin Gosztola
Above photo: President Donald Trump (left) and Secretary of State Marco Rubio (right). Photos from the White House and the State Department and in the public domain. President Donald Trump’s administration invoked the “state secrets privilege” to prevent a United States court from reviewing the abduction of immigrants, mostly Venezuelans, who were flown to El Salvador and Honduras. A number of explainers related to the Venezuelan migrants case have been written about the state secrets privilege.
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RT @DarrigoMelanie: A 25-year-old DOGE bro at the CFPB held $715,000 in stocks that ethics lawyers told him he wasn’t allowed to own while…
Attorney General Pam Bondi issued a memo that requires the news media to answer all subpoenas. If they do not, reporters could be arrested for contempt and later fined or jailed. https://t.co/5tjyJfsDrS
RT @FACoalition: Instead of denying it's subject to FOIA like DOGE has in the past, @NOAA is claiming there are TOO MANY records on Elon Mu…
