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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.

Dust off your vocal chords and post a video for the #callyourrep4thenet karaoke challenge.

At Free Press Action, we’re doing everything in our power to fight the corrupt regime at the FCC and undo the agency’s Net Neutrality repeal.

It’s easy to understand that Pai would have preferred a broken system to one that accurately documented public sentiment about Net Neutrality.

From the start Free Press sounded the alarm over a merger that would have forced Sinclair’s noxious newscasts into more than 70 percent of U.S. homes.

These ongoing conversations help ensure that the stories told about our communities are rich and full of nuance.

Here’s where we are with the Net Neutrality fight — and what you can do to help.