Updates

On Wednesday, 68 lawmakers sent a letter urging the FCC to stop attacking Lifeline, a program that subsidizes phone and internet access for poor people.

We need answers about Facebook’s failure to safeguard our privacy.

There are now 16 mayors pledging to refuse to do business with online gatekeepers.

This is huge: Today New Jersey Assembly Majority Leader Louis Greenwald introduced legislation that would give residents the news and information they need.

The Center for Cooperative Media recognized Free Press’ commitment to local innovation and community engagement.

The FCC inspector general is investigating whether Pai improperly pushed for rule changes that would clear the way for Sinclair's purchase of Tribune Media.

Thanks to your millions of calls, letters, tweets and posts, the Senate is moving closer to a vote to reverse the FCC’s Net Neutrality-killing vote.

We're as close to a dream reform bill as we’ve seen since Edward Snowden exposed the extent of unchecked surveillance.

As we look toward 2018, we're angry — but also energized, even optimistic.

Don’t listen to FCC Chairman Pai and his ISP allies: The fight to save the internet is far from over.