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Powerful media figures and companies are orchestrating disinformation campaigns and fueling racist narratives at the expense of the public’s health and safety.

This week, the Washington Post released a video that shows how Fox News downplayed the early weeks of the COVID-19 crisis. And Fox isn’t the only culprit.

We can’t afford to take a back seat as digital inequities gouge our communities — especially during this public-health emergency.

The coronavirus outbreak is taking a huge toll. Here are five super-quick things you can do to bring some light to the world right now.

News coverage is reinforcing harmful and baseless stereotypes about Asian people and fueling racism, xenophobia — and real-world violence.

There’s an urgent need for reform — especially in light of the Trump administration’s history of targeting activists and journalists who oppose its policies.

In powerful testimony before a House subcommittee, Free Press Action’s Joseph Torres called out the Trump FCC for neglecting Puerto Rico after the 2017 hurricanes.

Spoiler alert: Your wireless prices are going to go up.

Trump’s budget zeroes out all public-media funding over the next two years — which would devastate local NPR and PBS stations.

When the digital divide keeps poor families and people of color offline, who counts?