A proposal that popped up Thursday in the state Senate would allow parents to sue website providers if their minor children access pornography online.

It can always get dumber. And when we’re talking about the 5th Circuit, you have to assume it will always get dumber. And that’s what has happened now with the 5th Circuit issuing a stay on an inju…

When the United Kingdon government announced Tuesday that the latest iteration of its “Online Safety Bill” had “passed its final Parliamentary debate and is now ready to become law,” nowhere in the announcement did the word “encryption” or the phrase “end-to-end” encryption appear. It’s not…

More videos are supposedly on the way. But what is the credibility behind them? At this point, it is really hard to tell.

The leader of the American Principles Project (APP), a well-funded, anti-porn conservative lobby, said Wednesday that the ultimate aim of the age verification laws currently being passed in various states is to create a private right of action, so that parents could directly sue online companies if…

A federal judge on Monday blocked California from enforcing a law meant to protect children when they use the internet, saying the law’s commercial speech restrictions likely violate the U.S. Constitution’s First Amendment.

The law aims to force firms to remove illegal content and protect children from some legal but harmful material.

A nonprofit investigative journalism organization said that it is set to release what they dub the "Pornhub Tapes."

An Illinois state senator has introduced the “Adult Content Age Verification Act,” a bill similar to those recently passed in other states.

Ask most people what they remember about the 1997 film “Boogie Nights,” and they’ll probably mention Heather Graham dancing around as Rollergirl, or the infamous pool party, or Mark Wahlberg finally — spoiler alert — unveiling his prosthetic penis.