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Remembering Diana R. Fuentes

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By Michael Morisy Verified
| MuckRock Verified
The journalism and transparency communities lost a true leader and friend with the passing of Diana R. Fuentes, executive director of Investigative Reporters and Editors. IRE shared that she passed suddenly this past Friday. She was an inspiring presence, representing not just IRE but the power of a free press and an informed public. She consistently championed the right to know, the right to report and the need for newsrooms to better reflect their communities.
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MuckRock joins press freedom coalition urging court to block FTC’s use of probes to silence critics

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By Michael Morisy Verified
| MuckRock Verified
MuckRock has joined an amicus brief led by The Intercept’s Press Freedom Defense Fund urging the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit to prevent the Federal Trade Commission from conducting a retaliatory investigation into Media Matters for America, brought after Media Matters published reporting criticizing allies of the Trump administration.
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It’s time to name and shame: Let us know 2025’s worst transparency offenders with a Foilies nomination!

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By Michael Morisy Verified
| MuckRock Verified
It’s that magical time of year again: Foilies submissions are open, giving requesters and transparency fans a chance to highlight agencies, organizations and individuals that blocked (or tried to block) access to information that the public has a right to get. Since 2015, the Electronic Frontier Foundation has sought to “honor” those that have gone above and beyond when it comes to restricting access to information.
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