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Free Press doesn’t take a single cent from business, government or political parties. Here’s how you can support our fight for better media and tech.

Thanks to Elon Musk, X is now the premier platform for white supremacists and conspiracy theorists. We refuse to be a part of it.

Free Press and its allies are defending the FCC’s Net Neutrality rules and broadband authority in federal court. Here’s where the case stands now.

Nothing has presented more of a threat to millions of U.S. election workers and volunteers than the scourge of disinformation coursing across social networks in 2024.

The billionaire owners of The Los Angeles Times and The Washington Post have shown how little the small-d democratic missions of their publications matter to them.

A promising bill recognizes that we must evaluate and investigate AI and algorithmic decision-making tools for bias and harm before they go on the market.

Your support could significantly increase our resources to expand affordable internet access, uphold Net Neutrality, combat hate and disinformation and so much more.

Though deceitful content affects everyone, daily Spanish speakers in the United States are more likely to experience the negative impacts of online misinformation.

The ruling is a setback for internet users, but a temporary one. Here’s what you need to know.

Misinformation about climate change runs rampant on social media. Tech platforms have the ability and responsibility to stop this.