Journalism

Current and former government employees would need "written permission from an authorized agency official" to speak to journalists about information the Trump administration deems "confidential."

Perhaps we ought to stop being so self-righteous when we are called upon to look at ourselves.

Public opinion shapes political pressure. Political pressure shapes military decisions. And media narratives shape public opinion.

Have others now taken their cue from The New York Times? Has it now become okay to cite every hateful idiot that says he was raped by an Israeli?

Biased reporting on Israel is shaping a dangerous alternative reality with worldwide consequences for Jews.

Rising Iran tensions leave Trump weighing military action while allies watch closely.

Yehia Kassem's rare on-the-ground reporting in Arabic from an area controlled by Hezbollah for decades caught attention across the Arab world.

During the segment, Riklin indicated that he possessed information he was not permitted to publish. “It does not matter who hinted it to me. They hear me. I cannot speak,” he said.

They had "committed a planned attack preceded by reconnaissance, and which was ordered by a third party acting on behalf of the Iranian state," the prosecutor said.

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