The War on Porn

OnlyFans and Meta this week filed motions seeking the dismissal of a civil lawsuit alleging a conspiracy to blacklist OnlyFans’ competitors and their brand ambassadors.

Activists claimed the Fight Online Sex Trafficking Act violated the First Amendment.

When Louisiana’s controversial Act 440 stopped her from watching porn with her husband, Elizabeth Henson decided to step up.

Anti-sex activists are picking off sex workers on Instagram—and Instagram is letting them.

If you’re fascinated with the trainwreck that is the Duggar Family you have to see the new doc, Shiny Happy People. The four-part series on Amazon blows open the abusive nature of Christian fundamentalism – focusing on reality TV show stars the Duggars (19 Kids and Counting) – and their connection w…

Rishi Sunak, the Conservative prime minister of the U.K., has ordered a full review of British pornography laws.

If you're celebrating the Fourth of July, you need to keep a few things in mind.

The French senate adopted on Tuesday two provisions formulated in a sensationalist anti-porn parliamentary report, seeking to establish mandatory warnings if any adult content simulates any illegal act, and order sites to remove adult content upon a performer’s request.

Pornhub has disabled Virginia residents’ access to the site, pointing to a new age verification law going into effect Saturday.

New laws mandating age verification for adult websites in Virginia and Mississippi, passed by both states’ legislatures earlier this year, will take effect on Saturday.