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Trump is calling for the death of press freedom after calling for the death of journalists themselves on the campaign trail.

Just one of Project 2025’s authors currently works for the federal government: Brendan Carr, the senior Republican on the Federal Communications Commission.

A promising bill recognizes that we must evaluate and investigate AI and algorithmic decision-making tools for bias and harm before they go on the market.

How did a nearly two-year struggle to strengthen local journalism in California end with almost no one satisfied — except maybe Google? 

Though deceitful content affects everyone, daily Spanish speakers in the United States are more likely to experience the negative impacts of online misinformation.

California state senators have a chance right now to advance legislation that would commit about $500 million annually to support local news in the state. 

As calls to end Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act pick up steam, it’s worth noting the many reasons we need this essential internet law.

A law that effectively bans TikTok is built on misconceptions about how the app operates. Worse, it does nothing to protect your privacy.

Every couple of years, conservative members of Congress launch partisan attempts to root out alleged “bias” at NPR and PBS. Here’s what I told lawmakers.

The best remedies ensure that people have the news and information they need to solve problems, hold power to account and feel connected to one another.