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In the wake of Hurricane Maria, Free Press is pushing the FCC to build truly resilient communications networks on the island that can withstand future storms.

To help Atlantic City heal and grow, the Center for Cooperative Media, Free Press and Images and Voices of Hope hosted a workshop on restorative narratives.

Free Press director Craig Aaron reflects on the legacy of former FCC Commissioner Michael Copps.

Thanks to you — our supporters, allies and more than 1.4 million members — the Free Press story includes a long and impressive list of victories.

The Senate majority refused to invite even one public-interest group to counter industry talking points at a kick-off hearing on consumer-privacy proposals.

Weeks after New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy signed the Civic Info Bill, a celebratory moment became clouded in confusion.

We’ve always been big fans of Jeopardy, but never in our most outlandish fantasies did we imagine that we’d become part of the show.

Never before has a state taken the lead to address the growing crisis in local news.

With the midterm campaign season in full swing, Free Press Action is going all out to make Net Neutrality a key part of the conversation in races across the country.

The T-Mobile/Sprint deal would lead to price hikes, layoffs and the elimination of two competitors that specialize in serving people of color and low-income communities.