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10 live nowUpdated Nov 1, 2026

The Free Press has run 2,043 Facebook and Instagram ads since Jan 2023, and 10 are live right now. Its active ads are 86% image, 14% video, 0% carousel. They reach mostly women aged 35-44 in the United States. Most of them send traffic to thefp.com. Across all ads, Meta reports about 830.7K reach.

Total ads
2,043
Live now
10
Video share
14%
Top market
US
Advertising since
Jan 2023
  1. The Free Press ad: What the Epstein Emails RevealDynamic296d

    What the Epstein Emails Reveal

    "I didn’t think the Epstein scandal could still shock me. I was wrong."

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  2. The Free Press ad: Nobody Has a Personality AnymoreDynamic327d

    Nobody Has a Personality Anymore

    "My generation is obsessed with treating every trait as a symptom of a disorder: You’re not shy, you’re autistic; you’re not forgetful, you’ve got ADHD,"…

    Learn More · thefp.com

  3. The Free Press ad: The Real Reason Actresses Are Rejecting Intimacy CoordinatorsDynamic327d

    The Real Reason Actresses Are Rejecting Intimacy Coordinators

    Do sex scenes need to be tightly choreographed? A series of female A-listers think not, but critics say they’re betraying #MeToo.

    Learn More · thefp.com

  4. The Free Press ad: She Was Murdered in Midtown Manhattan. The Internet Celebrated It.Dynamic327d

    She Was Murdered in Midtown Manhattan. The Internet Celebrated It.

    “Maybe don’t work for cartoonishly evil corporations.” That’s how one Reddit user justified celebrating the murder of a woman they’d never met. Her name was…

    Learn More · thefp.com

  5. The Free Press ad: How Intellectuals Found GodDynamic327d

    How Intellectuals Found God

    Almost 150 years after Nietzsche said ‘God is dead,’ some of our most important thinkers are getting religion. Peter Savodnik meets the new theists.

    Learn More · thefp.com

  6. The Free Press ad: How Catholicism Got CoolDynamic327d

    How Catholicism Got Cool

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  7. The Free Press ad: Nobody Has a Personality AnymoreDynamic251d

    Nobody Has a Personality Anymore

    "My generation is obsessed with treating every trait as a symptom of a disorder: You’re not shy, you’re autistic; you’re not forgetful, you’ve got ADHD,"…

    Learn More · thefp.com

  8. The Free Press ad: The Nurse Told Me I Had Gout. Then I Sent Feet Pics to ChatGPT.Dynamic257d

    The Nurse Told Me I Had Gout. Then I Sent Feet Pics to ChatGPT.

    Studies show large language models can outperform doctors in diagnosing patients. When my telehealth visit went sideways, I saw why.

    Learn More · thefp.com

  9. The Free Press ad: What I Went Through to Meet My DaughterDynamic327d

    What I Went Through to Meet My Daughter

    IVF is a $10 billion industry. It’s grueling, often unsuccessful—and controversial. Madeleine Kearns found another way: a clinic that aims to restore…

    Learn More · thefp.com

  10. The Free Press ad: What the Epstein Emails RevealDynamic250d

    What the Epstein Emails Reveal

    "I didn’t think the Epstein scandal could still shock me. I was wrong."

    Learn More · thefp.com

  11. The Free Press ad: I Thought My Marriage Was Broken. Then I Stayed In It.Dynamic300d

    I Thought My Marriage Was Broken. Then I Stayed In It.

    "When I listen to people who have been married for decades, I hear the same thing over and over: ‘Back then, we didn’t know if we’d make it.’"

    Learn More · thefp.com

  12. The Free Press ad: She Was Murdered in Midtown Manhattan. The Internet Celebrated It.Dynamic303d

    She Was Murdered in Midtown Manhattan. The Internet Celebrated It.

    “Maybe don’t work for cartoonishly evil corporations.” That’s how one Reddit user justified celebrating the murder of a woman they’d never met. Her name was…

    Learn More · thefp.com

  13. The Free Press ad: Jonathan Haidt: The Devil’s Plan to Ruin the Next GenerationDynamic300d

    Jonathan Haidt: The Devil’s Plan to Ruin the Next Generation

    I asked ChatGPT how it would destroy America’s youth. Its answers were unsettling—and all too familiar.

    Learn More · thefp.com

  14. The Free Press ad: Tough Love: Can I Fall Back in Love with My Husband?Dynamic298d

    Tough Love: Can I Fall Back in Love with My Husband?

    A wife with three young kids is trying to be grateful for the man she married. She asks, ‘How long do I try?’

    Learn More · thefp.com

  15. The Free Press ad: Nobody Has a Personality AnymoreDynamic303d

    Nobody Has a Personality Anymore

    "My generation is obsessed with treating every trait as a symptom of a disorder: You’re not shy, you’re autistic; you’re not forgetful, you’ve got ADHD,"…

    Learn More · thefp.com

  16. The Free Press ad: What I’ve Learned from Watching People Wait to Have ChildrenDynamic300d

    What I’ve Learned from Watching People Wait to Have Children

    “Young women and men are being comforted by the false premise that childbearing may be delayed without consequences,” writes Dr. Sarah Poggi. “The science…

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  17. The Free Press ad: The Real Reason Actresses Are Rejecting Intimacy CoordinatorsDynamic251d

    The Real Reason Actresses Are Rejecting Intimacy Coordinators

    Do sex scenes need to be tightly choreographed? A series of female A-listers think not, but critics say they’re betraying #MeToo.

    Learn More · thefp.com

  18. The Free Press ad: I Once Thought Europeans Lived as Well as Americans. Not Anymore.Dynamic297d

    I Once Thought Europeans Lived as Well as Americans. Not Anymore.

    Nvidia is worth more than the entire German stock market. Mississippi’s per‑capita income is nearly Germany’s. Tyler Cowen explains why European living…

    Learn More · thefp.com

  19. The Free Press ad: How Intellectuals Found GodDynamic303d

    How Intellectuals Found God

    Almost 150 years after Nietzsche said ‘God is dead,’ some of our most important thinkers are getting religion. Peter Savodnik meets the new theists.

    Learn More · thefp.com

  20. The Free Press ad: How Qatar Bought AmericaDynamic290d

    How Qatar Bought America

    Qatar has spent nearly $100 billion to buy influence in the U.S.—in Congress, universities, media outlets, think tanks, and corporations. Here’s where the…

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  21. The Free Press ad: How Catholicism Got CoolDynamic251d

    How Catholicism Got Cool

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    Learn More · thefp.com

  22. The Free Press ad: The Real Reason Actresses Are Rejecting Intimacy CoordinatorsDynamic303d

    The Real Reason Actresses Are Rejecting Intimacy Coordinators

    Do sex scenes need to be tightly choreographed? A series of female A-listers think not, but critics say they’re betraying #MeToo.

    Learn More · thefp.com

  23. The Free Press ad: Thanksgiving: Get 25% OffDynamic342d

    Thanksgiving: Get 25% Off

    Save 25% on an annual subscription to The Free Press.

    Subscribe · thefp.com

  24. The Free Press ad: What I Went Through to Meet My DaughterDynamic251d

    What I Went Through to Meet My Daughter

    IVF is a $10 billion industry. It’s grueling, often unsuccessful—and controversial. Madeleine Kearns found another way: a clinic that aims to restore…

    Learn More · thefp.com

The Free Press ad hooks

The opening line of each of The Free Press's most-seen video and image ads.

  1. 01"I didn’t think the Epstein scandal could still shock me.
  2. 02"My generation is obsessed with treating every trait as a symptom of a disorder: You’re not shy, you’re autistic; you’re not forgetful…
  3. 03Do sex scenes need to be tightly choreographed?
  4. 04“Maybe don’t work for cartoonishly evil corporations.” That’s how one Reddit user justified celebrating the murder of a woman they’d never…
  5. 05Almost 150 years after Nietzsche said ‘God is dead,’ some of our most important thinkers are getting religion.
  6. 06{{product.brand}}
  7. 07Studies show large language models can outperform doctors in diagnosing patients.
  8. 08IVF is a $10 billion industry.

The Free Press ad headlines

HeadlineAdsLongest run
Arthur Brooks: Happiness Lessons from a Miserable Wretch2107d
Subscribe to The Free Press - less than $2/week.13274d
Thanksgiving: Get 25% Off6911d
I Don’t Need Ozempic. But I Want It.6848d
How Qatar Bought America5063d
The Consulting Crash Is Coming4885d
Everyone’s Buzzing About AOC. But Do Voters Really Want a Progressive468d
Marry a Woman Smarter Than You4419d
This Is the Lecture That the Naval Academy Didn’t Want Me to Give449d
How Harvard Divinity Teaches Hate4384d

Longest-running The Free Press ad copy

Ad copyAdsLongest run
The old media is too scared to cover the most interesting stories of the day. We aren't. Subscribe (for free) to The Front Page by The Free Press: a daily newsletter made by and for the politically sane.7156d
We're thrilled to announce The Front Page, your first-up, first-read news digest. A portal into the world of The Free Press—and the world at large. Delivered to your inbox every morning, Monday to Thursday. Written by people you trust…10156d
We’re a new media company built on the ideals that once were the bedrock of great American journalism. Join us (and our 500,000+ subscribers) and sign up today.5140d
"I didn’t think the Epstein scandal could still shock me. I was wrong."2295d
“I don’t have a crystal ball, but it’s not hard to imagine what consulting will be like a decade down the road,” writes Joe Nocera. With contracts canceled, stocks plummeting, and outcome-based deals, consulting faces its reckoning.4485d
"I attended the country’s first nonsectarian theological school and got an unexpected immersion in the antisemitism overtaking higher education."4384d
Because free people deserve a Free Press.684d
The poverty line, a six-decade-old benchmark, claims to define the threshold to the middle class. The number is a lie.879d
“Maybe don’t work for cartoonishly evil corporations.” That’s how one Reddit user justified celebrating the murder of a woman they’d never met. Her name was Wesley LePatner and she was a real person, not a symbol, writes Maya Sulkin.3877d
"My generation is obsessed with treating every trait as a symptom of a disorder: You’re not shy, you’re autistic; you’re not forgetful, you’ve got ADHD," writes Freya India.2877d

The Free Press landing pages

  1. https://www.thefp.com/subscribe?utm_source=meta&utm_campaign=upgrade53 ads · 3%
  2. https://www.thefp.com/subscribe40 ads · 2%
  3. https://www.axs.com/events/534593/the-free-press-live-debate-tickets34 ads · 2%
  4. https://www.thefp.com/subscribe?utm_source=meta&utm_medium=paid-social&utm_campaign=upgrade24 ads · 1%
  5. https://www.thefp.com/p/the-united-states-is-not-broke?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=paid-social23 ads · 1%
  6. https://www.thefp.com/p/this-is-the-lecture-that-the-naval-academy-didnt-want-me-to-give-ryan-holiday?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=paid-social21 ads · 1%
  7. http://www.thefp.com/subscribe21 ads · 1%
  8. https://www.thefp.com/p/democrats-2028-aoc-bernie-newsom-pritzke?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=paid-social19 ads · 1%
  9. https://www.thefp.com/p/elites-dont-deserve-hatred?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=paid-social&utm_campaign=columnists19 ads · 1%
  10. https://www.thefp.com/p/im-jewish-can-i-still-be-a-democrat15 ads · 1%

The Free Press new ads per month

  • Oct 202616
  • Sep 202614
  • Aug 202619
  • Jul 202661
  • Jun 202652
  • May 202660
  • Apr 202661
  • Mar 202687
  • Feb 202653
  • Jan 202660
  • Dec 202551
  • Nov 2025107

The Free Press ads FAQ

How many ads is The Free Press running on Facebook and Instagram?
As of Nov 2026, The Free Press has 10 active ads and 2,043 ads in total in the Meta Ad Library.
What kind of ads does The Free Press run?
The Free Press's active ads are 86% image (1,754), 14% video (289), 0% carousel (3).
Who does The Free Press target with its ads?
Based on the reach Meta reports for its ads, The Free Press reaches mostly women aged 35-44 in the United States.
How often does The Free Press launch new ads?
The Free Press has been advertising on Meta since Jan 2023. It launched 16 new ads in Oct 2026.
What is The Free Press's most used ad headline?
"Arthur Brooks: Happiness Lessons from a Miserable Wretch" — used on 210 ads.
Where do The Free Press's ads send people?
Most The Free Press ads link to thefp.com. The landing pages section above lists every destination by how many ads use it.
Which brands advertise like The Free Press?
Brands with similar ads include Kingshot, Sony Pictures, Mob, MrQ, SayGames.
What hooks does The Free Press use in its ads?
The Free Press's most-seen ads open with lines like ""I didn’t think the Epstein scandal could still shock me.", ""My generation is obsessed with treating every trait as a symptom of a disorder: You’re not shy, you’re autistic; you’re not forgetful…", "Do sex scenes need to be tightly choreographed?".
Where can I watch The Free Press's video ads and commercials?
This page lists The Free Press's most-seen Facebook and Instagram video ads; open any of them to watch the full video, read its copy and see how long it has run.
Where does this The Free Press ad data come from?
From the public Meta Ad Library, collected by AdManage and refreshed daily. Reach is what Meta reports; spend is an AdManage estimate.

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