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252 bills in 45 states. That’s how many punitive anti-protest bills have been introduced since 2017.

We’ve been watching the news coverage of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine with anxiety, sadness — and frustration over the media’s failures to pierce the fog of war.

A conference exploring racial discrimination in the media was among the many events Free Press staff organized or participated in during the month of February.

There’s a troubling rush to do something to strike a blow against the tech companies. But not every solution being cooked up on Capitol Hill is a good one.

In January, Free Press staff explored ways to build a sustainable and just future for journalism in the United States.

In December, two Free Press Action leaders testified before lawmakers in key tech hearings.

In November, Free Press staffers worked to protect democratic institutions, hold Facebook accountable and ensure journalism serves communities.

A recent roundtable examined how social-media platforms are allowing non-English disinformation about vaccines, elections and other crucial issues to proliferate.

A bold new report examines ways that Colorado newsrooms can repair past harms and create coverage that captures the joy and power of Latinx communities.

The infrastructure bill’s investment in closing the digital divide is unprecedented. But we need a full FCC to ensure this money reaches those who need it most.