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As Trump flooded social media with false claims of victory and unsupported allegations of voter fraud, social-media companies warned users the election had yet to be decided.

Though the election will conclude, political division and misinformation won't.

A deluge of misinformation is targeting Latinx populations in battleground states.

The social-media platforms moved to curb the reach of Donald Trump’s posts questioning the vote-counting process.

The election will have ramifications for the Net Neutrality battle regardless of who wins.

Ignoring arguments that the pandemic has bolstered the case for Net Neutrality protections, the FCC's Republican majority voted to uphold its repeal of Obama-era rules.

The proliferation of divisive and hateful content is baked into Facebook’s business model.

The FCC voted to affirm its 2017 repeal of regulations that prohibited internet service providers from blocking or throttling traffic.

These tech companies make money by collecting our personal data and repackaging it for sale to the highest bidder.

Free Press is urging Facebook employees to speak up if they have seen something that “could threaten the integrity of the election.”