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

During a new COVID surge and amid trauma from environmental disasters and police violence, the Trump FCC is giving away its power to get and keep people connected.

Free Press has developed a database to help journalists keep communities informed and safe during the volatile weeks ahead.

The president and his enablers have used their power to bully tech companies into letting Trump’s lies run unimpeded across social media.

A View from the Field is a biweekly feature that highlights the efforts of Free Press’ team of organizers, advocates and leaders.

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.

News Voices: New Jersey’s aim is to address systemic barriers — and prepare the ground for an accessible and resilient local-media ecosystem to take root.

Reporting on the racial-justice uprisings has led to a reckoning within newsrooms. A recent Colorado event highlighted how journalists can honor Black life.

The Lifeline program — which the Trump FCC has attacked — helps low-income people afford phone and internet. And right now Lifeline couldn’t be more crucial.

Trump’s executive order would undermine this law and force social-media sites to amplify his lies and propaganda with little fact checking or contextualizing.