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News outlets need to report more on the rise of fascism in America, and they also need to reflect on their role in enabling Trump.

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

During its broadcast of Trump’s post-indictment rally, PBS NewsHour added factual context to the former president’s claims. Right-wing “influencers” vowed revenge.

The paper has harmed both journalists of color and communities of color — and shows no interest in changing.

Last week’s town-hall debacle is further proof of the dangers in a commercial media system that mainstreams lying demagogues for profit.

Sinclair seems determined to get rid of local news and replace it with right-wing spin. And the company would reap rewards from two terrible journalism bills.

No single company has done more combined harm to our planet than Fox News. We need a national reckoning on the harms the Murdoch empire has inflicted.

A “Buildings Matter, Too” headline sparked a media uprising in Philadelphia. Here’s how Free Press and allies have demanded change in the ensuing three years.

The Journalism Accountability Watchdog Network beat out establishment organizations including The Philadelphia Inquirer and WHYY.

We hope this Free Press guide reveals a new way of working, one that treats the other side of the “interview” as delicate, sacred and powerful.