Amy Kroin

Though deceitful content affects everyone, daily Spanish speakers in the United States are more likely to experience the negative impacts of online misinformation.

The ruling is a setback for internet users, but a temporary one. Here’s what you need to know.

A nationwide poll that Free Press commissioned shows that Americans are contending with the decline of local journalism — and the epidemic of misinformation online.

A law that effectively bans TikTok is built on misconceptions about how the app operates. Worse, it does nothing to protect your privacy.

The study covers the campaign to address New Jersey’s local-news crisis, which has disproportionately harmed low-income communities, people of color, rural communities and immigrants.

In October, Free Press staff attended oral argument in the Net Neutrality court case, worked to combat election disinformation, celebrated an important anniversary and more.

In September, Free Press staff launched a project to safeguard democracy, fought for equitable and racially just journalism, and highlighted AI harms.

In July and August, staffers raised awareness about non-English disinformation and held discussions about environmental journalism and the civic needs of Latinx communities.

In June, Free Press staffers discussed surveillance practices, offered insight into Supreme Court cases, worked to transform local journalism and advanced the fight for media reparations.