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President Donald Trump’s “censure-in-chief,” is waging a war on the First Amendment and freedom of the press by investigating ...

CBS News and its parent company Paramount Global filed a motion to dismiss President Trump's lawsuit, hoping to end his ...

CBS News' parent company is trying to get President Trump's $20 billion lawsuit against the network thrown out, arguing that ...

CBS filed called President Trump’s $20 billion lawsuit an “affront to the First Amendment without basis in law or fact.” ...

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The recipients of RTDNA’s 34th annual First Amendment Awards emphasized their deep concerns about the Trump administration’s ...