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News Voices: New Jersey’s aim is to address systemic barriers — and prepare the ground for an accessible and resilient local-media ecosystem to take root.

Reporting on the racial-justice uprisings has led to a reckoning within newsrooms. A recent Colorado event highlighted how journalists can honor Black life.

The Lifeline program — which the Trump FCC has attacked — helps low-income people afford phone and internet. And right now Lifeline couldn’t be more crucial.

Trump’s executive order would undermine this law and force social-media sites to amplify his lies and propaganda with little fact checking or contextualizing.

Now that the federal-eviction moratorium has expired, millions are primed to lose their homes. On top of that, families are struggling to pay their broadband bills.

News Voices: Colorado is launching to help strengthen local news in a state that's seen widespread newsroom closures and journalist layoffs.

Community members and journalists recently discussed the need to challenge reporting that centers police narratives and ignores or misrepresents residents’ voices.

Fox’s toxic brand of racism, disinformation and coronavirus conspiracy theories could cost lives. But as its audience grows, it’s lured in new advertisers.

Incarcerated people are suffering in isolation during the pandemic. It’s past time for Congress to cap prison-phone rates to keep families connected.

Civil-rights icon John Lewis recognized that protecting the open internet is a critical racial-justice issue.