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Too many incarcerated people and their loved ones pay astronomical phone rates to stay connected. New legislation could finally bring relief.

A new report shows that the Trump FCC wasn’t transparent about its efforts to restore communications after Hurricane Maria devastated Puerto Rico.

Spanish-language disinformation impacts public health and tears at democratic institutions. A new campaign seeks to hold Zuckerberg accountable.

It should not take a mass murder or other acts of violence for communities of color to have their voices heard or their struggles seen.

The injustice and barriers getting in the way of people trying to stay connected are nearly identical to the injustices woven into our electrical grids.

The Media 2070 project is exploring how narrative justice could take us to a future where Black folks control the creation and distribution of our own stories.

The paper’s apology for its racist history raises the question: How do newsrooms move from decades of harm to repair?

As the election draws to a close, Latinx people are being inundated with disinformation online. And social-media platforms are failing to respond.

On the heels of Prime Day, we’re shining a light on Amazon’s dirtiest deeds and calling for divestment from this morally bankrupt company.

Incarcerated people are suffering in isolation during the pandemic. It’s past time for Congress to cap prison-phone rates to keep families connected.