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A new bill would allow Net Neutrality supporters in Congress to voice their disapproval of the FCC’s current plan to gut the rules.

AT&T has promised to be good if the FCC overturns the Net Neutrality rules. Problem is, you can’t trust AT&T.

Just as your phone company can’t tell you who to talk to or what to say on the phone, Comcast can’t dictate what you say or see over your internet connection.

Millions of people have gotten involved in the Net Neutrality fight since word of FCC Chairman Ajit Pai’s awful plan broke through in a big way last week.

At Free Press, we’re used to calling out Pai’s lies for what they are. So today on Twitter, that’s exactly what we did.

Today FCC Chairman Pai released his draft order to eradicate Net Neutrality. It’s everything that ISPs like AT&T, Comcast and Verizon could have wanted.

The need for community-engaged journalism is more critical than ever. That’s why New Jersey residents are asking lawmakers to support the Civic Info Bill.

The FCC will vote on Dec. 14 on Chairman Pai’s plan to destroy Net Neutrality. Here’s what you can do to fight back.

Participants in a community forum at the Camden Conference Center turned up the heat on the Civic Info Bill.

The details of FCC Chairman Ajit Pai’s plan to destroy Net Neutrality are out — and they’re even worse than expected.