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The Freedom of the Press Clause, enshrined in the First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution, underscores the vital role the press plays in a democratic society. It serves as a guardian of public interest, ensuring citizens are informed and governments are held accountable. Historically, the press has been both a watchdog and a bridge between the people and their leaders. By unpacking the essence of this clause, one appreciates the breadth of protections it offers journalists and the responsibilities it places on them. In essence, a free press is not just a right but a cornerstone of democracy, facilitating discourse, debate, and the dissemination of truth.
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