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Free Press analysis debunks the industry’s claims that broadband investment is harmed by the rules required to guarantee proper oversight of the sector.

Allowing this case to proceed is a major step toward reining in harmful social-media practices that lead to real-world violence.

Risks to free speech should not be taken lightly. But the Biden administration’s efforts to fight misinformation do not amount to censorship.

Congress should instead focus on passing a federal privacy law that would limit how all companies collect, store, analyze and sell our personal data.

The Protecting Americans’ Data from Foreign Adversaries Act takes just one slice out of a much larger problem.

Without additional congressional funding, the Affordable Connectivity Program will shut down, leaving millions of people without internet access.

The prohibitions on the sale of our personal data should extend to our own government.

If upheld, dangerous state laws would force platforms like Facebook and YouTube to keep content online even when it clearly violates their terms of service.

This long-overdue order will help the FCC, Congress and the American public better understand whether the broadcast sector is serving the public interest.

The collection, use and sale of location data have significant implications for people’s civil and constitutional rights.