Catherine Herridge, the esteemed investigative reporter who was fired last week by CBS, had her personal files seized by network officials, according to a new report.
CBS News is facing accusations that it seized computers, files, and records — "including information on privileged sources" — that belong to reporter Catherine Herridge.Last week, CBS News terminated Herridge's employment as part of a layoff impacting fewer than two dozen employees at CBS News.
Journalist Catherine Herridge shared an "important update" late Thursday about the shocking news that CBS News allegedly retained her confidential files and records after terminating her employment.That update, Herridge highlighted, is a statement from her union, SAG-AFTRA, which corroborates the al…
"The position of CBS has alarmed many, including the union, as an attack on free press principles by one of the nation’s most esteemed press organizations."
CBS News has finally returned Catherine Herridge's confidential files and records.After terminating Herridge two weeks ago, CBS News came under fire when law professor Jonathan Turley revealed that CBS News officials retained possession of Herridge's confidential records stored in her office, prompt…
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