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There's a new bill in Congress that would bring back #NetNeutrality but the cable & phone companies are already hard at work trying to destroy it.

Add your name to the thousands calling on corporate advertisers to end their affiliation with this hateful network.

These bills create massive loopholes in the law that would allow for a bunch of harmful discriminatory practices.

This deal would lead to higher prices, fewer jobs and more privacy invasions — and would especially harm low-income families and communities of color.

If the company lied to the FCC, it should lose all of its broadcasting licenses.

Take action to restore the protections we’ve lost over the last two years.

The Federal Trade Commission should put a stop to Facebook's deceptive behavior.

This innovative nonprofit would strengthen local journalism throughout the state, but the money to fund it has gone missing.

All of us — journalists and non-journalists alike — must stand up against Trump’s assault on the press.

Wireless carriers are selling their customers' location information. Urge the FCC to stop these privacy violations.

Urge the Senate to make prison-phone calls affordable for families trying to stay connected.

Tell Congress to halt any attempt to obstruct anti-Trump protests in the United States.

Facebook needs to clean up its act. That should start with firing Joel Kaplan for leading an anti-Black and anti-Semitic misinformation campaign.

Tell the FBI to release documents related to its racist “Black Identity Extremist” designation and dismantle its surveillance program targeting Black activists.

Tell the agency to appoint an independent commission to examine the causes of the communications failure in Puerto Rico following Hurricane Maria.

This technology is invasive, unregulated and often misidentifies people of color.

Urge the Sinclair Broadcast Group to fire racist commentator Boris Epshteyn, who just defended the tear-gassing of children at the U.S.-Mexico border.

FCC Chairman Ajit Pai’s cruel proposal would rob poor people of affordable phone and internet access.

Urge Microsoft to stop providing the technology that's enabled ICE to engage in horrific human-rights abuses at the U.S.-Mexico border and beyond.