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A new media company built on the ideals that were once the bedrock of American journalism. Click to read The Free Press, by Bari Weiss, a Substack publication.
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Color name
RGB
HSL
CMYK
#FAF1E5
Linen
250, 241, 229
34, 68, 94
0, 4, 8, 2
#F2EDE9
Pampas
242, 237, 233
27, 26, 93
0, 2, 4, 5
#8E031A
Pohutukawa
142, 3, 26
350, 96, 28
0, 98, 82, 44
The Free Press is a new media company that upholds the timeless ideals of American journalism. Founded by Bari Weiss, our mission is to provide honest, tenacious, and fiercely independent reporting to our readers. We go beyond mainstream narratives and shed light on stories that are often overlooked or distorted in service of an ideological agenda.
With the quality you'd expect from legacy press and the fearlessness of the new, we deliver investigative journalism and thought-provoking commentary that challenges the status quo. Our aim is to foster curiosity and inspire lively debates, bringing together diverse perspectives to create a truly inclusive community. You may not agree with everything we publish, but that's precisely the point.
The Free Press is dedicated to being a free press for free people. To connect with us, email tips@thefp. com, and to receive our stories directly in your inbox, subscribe now for free.
Join the conversation on Twitter, RSS, Facebook, and Instagram. Rest assured, your privacy and our terms are of utmost importance to us. Explore the fresh approach to journalism with The Free Press
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How do I download the The Free Press logo?
The The Free Press logo comes in two versions: a logo and an icon. Download as transparent PNG or JPEG.
What does The Free Press' branding look like?
The Free Press wordmark is a bold, tightly set uppercase name with a small white press-like emblem built into the opening letters, often reversed out of a dark field. Its visual system combines condensed editorial display lettering with traditional newspaper-style serif headlines, a restrained black, white, and warm-paper palette punctuated by vivid red, and dense, image-led layouts that foreground writers and stories.
What are The Free Press' brand colors?
The The Free Press color palette uses the hex codes #FAF1E5, #F2EDE9 and #8E031A.
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