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Longtime Net Neutrality foe AT&T said it’s joining the day of action to save the internet. Here’s what it could do if it actually cared about Net Neutrality.

Free Press Action and more than 170 public-interest groups sent a letter urging Congress to stop including riders that would harm Net Neutrality and other protections.

In just a few short months, passing the Civic Info Bill has gone from impossible to achievable.

Critics of Lifeline, which subsidizes phone and internet access for poor people, are using a new report to intensify attacks on the program and malign its users.

Runaway consolidation has decimated news outlets across New Jersey. That’s why Free Press Action Fund has been lobbying to pass the Civic Info Bill.

One theme was how the U.S. government has long used junk science and fear-inducing messaging to justify criminalizing immigrant communities.

More than two-dozen Free Press Action Fund members, staff and allies met up in Trenton to advocate for the Civic Info Bill.

The gathering highlighted how the free and open internet has allowed Black creators to connect, tell stories and take action on a massive scale.

The ruling reverses the Obama-era FCC’s efforts to cap the exorbitant cost of prison-phone calls.

In his quest to destroy Net Neutrality, FCC Chairman Pai is refusing to admit that ISPs occupy just one piece of the internet economy.