Congress Has a Chance to Rein in Police Use of Surveillance Tech

As police amass more spying tools, privacy advocates say Congress’s debate over a mass surveillance bill offers hope for reform.

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FCC Restores Net Neutrality Protections

“We’ve been fighting for this moment since well before the Trump FCC threw out strong Title II rules in 2017,” said Free Press Co-CEO Craig Aaron.
Here's How the TikTok Ban Will Likely Play Out in the Courts

Free Press Action’s Jenna Ruddock said that a law targeting one platform violates the First Amendment and limits “essential spaces for people to connect and communicate.”
After a Years-Long Pause, the FCC Resurrects Net Neutrality, a Boon to Consumers

The FCC’s initiative reclaims the agency’s authority over broadband in ways that “safeguard national security, advance public safety, protect consumers and facilitate broadband deployment.” .

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