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Free Press Co-CEO Jessica J. González talks to Democracy Now! about the Facebook whistleblower’s revelations and the need for Congress to step in.

Experts are urging federal lawmakers and regulators to take on tech giants and work harder to protect civil and human rights online.

Free Press Co-CEO Jessica J. González says it’s time for action from policymakers who have repeatedly let Facebook off the hook without any real accountability.

The outage comes a day after a whistleblower revealed her identity after she leaked a trove of documents alleging Facebook knew its products were fueling hate and harming children's mental health.

The revelations brought forward by whistleblower Frances Haugen pose a much greater threat to the company's bottom line.

Experts denounced Facebook for embracing a business model that encourages violence and endangers democracy — and urged the federal government to take action.

Facebook’s several-hour outage could be an opening for other social-networking sites.

The average person living in a rural area in the United States simply cannot afford the cost of Starlink.

Free Press’ News Voices: Colorado project, in collaboration with state partners, released recommendations on how media can better serve Black communities.

Social-justice and civil-rights groups are urging people to join a nationwide boycott to protest the social-media giant’s failure to address the destructive role it plays in American life.