The Coalition For Women In Journalism stands in solidarity with Jezebel, an influential feminist news outlet, which has announced its closure after 16 years.

Priscilla Grim, a 49-year-old mother from Brooklyn, is facing RICO (Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act) charges along with 60 other activists for participating in protests in Atlanta.

Radio reporter Josie Huang has reached a $700,000 settlement with Los Angeles County following her violent 2020 arrest.

In a disturbing incident highlighting the growing threats posed by artificial intelligence to media integrity, Ksenia Turkova, a journalist with VOA’s Russian Service, became the latest target of a deepfake video disseminated on Facebook.

The Coalition For Women In Journalism expresses deep concern over the arrests of co-owner and publisher of Atmore News Sherry Digmon and journalist Don Fletcher.

Governor Jim Pillen dismissed an investigative report on the grounds of the journalist's nationality.

Crime reporter Sabrina Schnur and the Las Vegas Review-Journal became targets of online harassment and abuse after a tweet from Elon Musk misinterpreted a report and triggered a social media pile-on.

The Texas Tribune, a nonprofit news organization, made the decision to lay off several journalists.

Investigative journalist Brittany Hailer has filed a groundbreaking lawsuit against a jail in Pennsylvania, challenging its policies that prohibit staff and contractors from speaking to the media without prior approval.

Police raid at Marion County Record newspaper in Kansas sets concerning precedent for press freedom.

Weeks after formally announcing former NYT editor Dr. Kathleen McElroy would revive its journalism program, Texas A&M changed its 5-year offer to a one-year, at-will contract amid political pushback over her appointment.

Two producers at a Michigan TV station were fired for criticizing a memo ordering reporters to ease up on LGBTQI-focused stories during Pride.

CFWIJ stands in solidarity with the renowned Wall Street Journal correspondent and condemns the attacks on her integrity.

A woman journalist was booed, grabbed by the arm, and told to "get out you stupid b****" by Trump supporters after asking the former president a question.

NYPD arrests photojournalist Stephanie Keith while covering a gathering protesting the violent death of Jordan Neely.