After publishing Why We Keep Spending Even Though We Know We Shouldn’t, I realized something important: the real reason I wasn’t willing to spend on a vacation rental this summer is because we no longer have financial freedom. I didn’t think about this fact until after I got a lot of feedback from readers on how … Read more
In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press has outlined recommendations for journalists, legislators, and courts to ensure the press and public’s right of access to government information and proceedings is protected while entities have taken necessary steps to stop the spread of the coronavirus. Emergency Powers and the … Read more
This guide provides a primer on press freedom issues on tribal lands located within the United States. Tribal law varies widely across the hundreds of Indigenous nations. Rather than address each tribal nation’s laws, this guide highlights important trends and takeaways for journalists. If you see something that needs updating, please let us know at … Read more
Freedom of expression on social media must be protected, writes Robin Mansell. But we must also protect the rights of those exposed to content that fans hate speech and misinformation. Meta’s Mark Zuckerberg proclaimed on 7 January 2025 that less intervention into what people find on its social media platforms (Facebook, Instagram, Threads) is the … Read more
Can you achieve financial freedom on a working-class income, or if you come from a working-class background? Does working-class financial freedom look the same as other forms of FIRE? What even is ‘working class’ anyway? What’s in a name? I don’t know about you, but I struggle with the term working class. What does it … Read more