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The FCC is ready and already moving to restore Net Neutrality and its Title II authority to referee high-speed internet providers.

Here are some of the activities Free Press staff have been engaged in to transform journalism and combat media harms.

We can all agree that companies like AT&T, Comcast and Verizon shouldn’t control what both Congress and the White House have recognized as an essential utility.

Instead of holding yet another listening session about AI, Congress should follow these steps to safeguard against discrimination and privacy violations.

Free Press has often used unusual tactics — including organizing a cat protest — to get our point across. Here are a few standout moments from our decades-long Net Neutrality campaign.

After 960 days, we finally have a five-person FCC with the votes it needs to move on a range of crucial issues. Here’s what the agency needs to do first.

A program designed to connect low-income households to high-speed internet will run out of money if Congress fails to act.

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.