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Trump is sabotaging plans states spent years developing to help their own residents.

Free Press Action Co-CEO Craig Aaron is clapping back at President Donald Trump’s claim that the Digital Equity Act is “unconstitutional” and “racist.”

A recent exhibit imagines the kind of reparative journalism needed to serve the health and well-being of Black people and Black communities.

Trump wants to eliminate an essential broadband-access program so the government can redirect billions into Elon Musk’s pockets via his Starlink satellite-internet service.

Journalism can serve as civic infrastructure, rooted in mutual respect and responsive to community needs.

FCC Commissioner Nathan Simington wants to exploit a real problem and leverage it to push a fake solution favorable to Republican-friendly local broadcasters.

Trump wants to follow the example of dictators he admires — like Putin, Erdogan and Orban — who have taken over their media and turned their press into a propaganda organ.

A law Congress passed in 1988 explicitly bars the president from being able to regulate the import and export of films, books and music.

Trump’s dangerous assault on public media could shutter hundreds of local stations across the country.

Experts argue Trump’s attempt to dismantle public media exceeds the powers of his office and will most likely hurt the states that put him into that office in the first place.