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The FCC had the right to dump Net Neutrality rules, according to a new federal court ruling, but states can pass their own open-internet laws.

"More than 85 percent of voters support the rules that FCC Chairman Pai struck down," said Free Press Action VP Matt Wood.

What if, instead of urging the public to care about the future of news, we ask communities how they want to their stories to be told?

Facebook has come under fire for providing a forum for white supremacy and allowing targeted advertising that facilitates discrimination.

The study indicates that FCC Chairman Pai’s claims that Net Neutrality depressed investment were patently false.

Civil-rights leaders met with Facebook officials during a town-hall discussion of the hateful content and racist threats that plague the platform.

Federal judges issued a stinging rebuke to the Federal Communications Commission.

The Republican-led Federal Communications Commission hit a roadblock in its effort to deregulate the media industry.

A federal appeals court ruled the FCC did not adequately consider the effect the revised rules would have on ownership among women and minorities.

Free Press said the ruling marks the fourth time this court has rejected the FCC's relentless attempts to weaken the rules.