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Free Press and two allies are urging the FCC to punish wireless carriers for unauthorized disclosures of cellphone users’ locations.

This week, 10 state attorneys general, led by New York’s and California’s, sued to block the disastrous merger.

During a recent News Voices: New Jersey gathering, about 15 residents said they want more reporting about local economic opportunities and challenges.

This project trained community members and student journalists to work with Philly residents and counter coverage that stigmatizes people of color and others.

The Save the Internet Act is on a long list of bills the House passed that self-described “grim reaper” McConnell has refused to bring before the Senate.

Broadcasters are lobbying the FCC to gut its media-ownership rules — again. And the agency is taking the bait.

We’re thrilled to announce that the first articles were published for Stories of Atlantic City, a collaborative-journalism project.

Lawmakers need to hold the FCC accountable for its neglect and indifference in Puerto Rico in the wake of Hurricane Maria.

On a beautiful Carolina night, a group of 30 Charlotteans gathered to talk about the news and information the city needs around immigration.

Regulators are right to express concerns about the deal, which would harm people struggling to afford internet access.