House Judiciary Committee Investigates CBS Over Handling of Reporter's Termination

The probe into CBS News' seizure of Catherine Herridge's files raises concerns about press freedom and journalistic integrity.

The House Judiciary Committee has initiated an investigation into CBS News for its handling of Catherine Herridge's termination and the retention of her confidential files.
Catherine Herridge, a respected investigative journalist known for her coverage of the Hunter Biden laptop scandal, was among 20 employees laid off by CBS News.
CBS News is accused of seizing Herridge's personal files, raising concerns about the protection of confidential sources and the impact on journalistic freedom.
SAG-AFTRA, the union representing CBS staffers, has condemned the network's actions, emphasizing the threat to the First Amendment and journalistic integrity.
The controversy has sparked debate over the balance between corporate control and journalistic independence, with implications for press freedom.