Explainers

Over the course of 20 years, Free Press has defeated plenty of villains. We’ve also reimagined what’s possible — and made it happen. Here’s a look at three key victories.

It’s hard to avoid leaving a data trail when seeking sensitive information. The Fourth Amendment Is Not for Sale Act would help.

Kimberly Longey reflects on her crucial role in launching Free Press — and on the two decades she’s spent shaping it.

Free Press Co-CEO Craig Aaron reflects on how Free Press has grown and changed over the past 20 years.

CEO Linda Yaccarino sat down with CNBC’s Sara Eisen in an interview replete with outrageously dishonest and offensive claims about the Musk-owned platform.

Musk claims he supports free speech, but the evidence shows that he attacks or tries to silence anyone who dares to hold him accountable.

With lawmakers pressing pause on the problematic California Journalism Preservation Act, there’s more time to fight for policies that will actually serve local communities.

House Republicans just proposed eliminating all federal funding for the Corporation for Public Broadcasting — a lifeline for NPR and PBS stations.

Before you join the mass exodus to Threads, it’s worth making sure you aren’t leaving one mismanaged hellscape for another.

The lesson from Musk’s failures is clear: Consistent and enforceable content moderation is the key to social-media success.