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Someone Tried to Assassinate the President at the White House Correspondents' Dinner. The Press Freedom Questions Nobody Is Asking.
Cole Allen walked into the most press-saturated room in Washington with a shotgun and two pistols. The story everyone covered was the shooting. The story fewer people covered is what it means for journalism.
Xavier Willis
3 days ago2 min read


When First Amendment Freedoms Collide: Don Lemon, a Church Protest, and the Precedent That Could Upend Journalism
It was a typical Sunday morning at Cities Church in St. Paul, Minnesota. Warm greetings, handshakes, and friendly banter filled the room. Outside, however, tension was brewing. A group of protesters gathered, intent on making their voices heard. As the service began, protesters marched into the building and disrupted it with loud chants. Their slogans echoed off the church walls and drowned out all other noise. "Justice for Renee Good,” "ICE out,” and "Hands up, don’t shoot"
Austin Packham
Feb 93 min read
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