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Some experts — and lawmakers — want the agency to do more.

In the face of the COVID-19 pandemic, the public needs good, economically secure journalists more than ever.

When schools move online, poorer students fall behind. COVID-19 is throwing the digital divide into sharp relief.

A number of West Coast papers have suspended publication as ad revenue from local events and businesses plummets.

Free Press solicitó a los proveedores de los servicios de internet y telefonía que respondan a la emergencia nacional renunciando a costos clave de banda ancha.

Dozens of groups are calling out Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey for lending a “megaphone” to prominent white supremacists.

Even as research documented a link between online speech and offline violence, internet companies struggled in 2019 to prioritize public safety.

At least 69 U.S. cable and telecom companies have pledged to not cut off broadband or telephone service for the next 60 days.

Free Press Action's Gaurav Laroia says the bill "could upset the entire internet ecosystem."

As AT&T moves to lift usage caps, lawmakers and public-interest groups are pressuring ISPs to do more.