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South Korea Passes ‘Fake News’ Bill With Heavy Penalties

Critics are urging President Lee Jae Myung to veto the measure over vague standards they say threaten press freedom.

Israel Extends Media Shutdown Law to 2027, Expands Powers Beyond Emergencies

Raskin Presses CBS Ombudsman Over Editing of Trump’s 60 Minutes Interview

White House Launches Media Bias Tip Line to Feed Public 'Hall of Shame'

Germany’s Top Court Backs Spiegel in Wirecard Case, Strengthening Press Freedom

Boateng Film From ARD Draws Fresh Criticism Over Edited Interviews

Ourense Mayor Limits Cameras to First Five Minutes of Plenary After Clash With Photojournalist

X Condemns Brazilian Court Orders Removing Posts Calling PT 'Partido dos Traficantes'

German Court Halts ISP Blocks on Pornhub and YouPorn Over EU Law

FCC Opens Probe Into BBC Over Edited Trump Speech, Seeks Any U.S. Airings

FCC Opens Inquiry Into Network Power Over Local TV Affiliates

BBC Apologizes to Trump for Misleading Jan. 6 Edit and Pulls Panorama Film

Saba Qamar Announces Legal Action Against Journalist Over Past-Relationship Allegations

NSC Memo Limits Reporter Access to West Wing Upper Press Room

French Court Rules Paris Match Breached William and Kate’s Privacy

Saxony Approves Public Broadcaster Reform Treaty After Die Linke Reversal

Kyrgyz Court Labels Kloop, Temirov Live and AitAit Dese 'Extremist', Bans Their Publications

Shiori Ito Apologizes for Using Taxi Driver’s Testimony Without Consent

Germany Advances Big Tech Platform Levy as States Set New Media Rules

CGPJ Says Spain’s Draft Press-Secrecy Law Weakens Protections