The War on Porn

Sara and her husband made over a million dollars on OnlyFans this year alone - but were forced to relocate to a farm in the middle of nowhere after Sara began receiving hate from the local community

In a new paper, Google researchers continue to classify explicit sexual material in the same category as “fake, hateful, or harmful content” that requires filtering.

Utah Senator Mike Lee (R) and Mormon activist Dawn Hawkins, CEO of religiously motivated anti-porn lobby NCOSE, are promoting the PROTECT Act, a proposed federal bill that would make adult websites liable for third-party content.

The Woodhull Freedom Foundation, the national advocacy organization for sexual rights, has launched a petition demanding Senators meet with Woodhull and other groups concerned about the controversial EARN IT Act.

The U.S. Supreme Court announced today that it will hear two cases that could lead to landmark decisions about Section 230 liability protection for online platforms.

Maidstone Grammar School sacked business and economics teacher David Chidlow, 59, after discovering he had looked at profiles of women on an adult website during classes

The country could do much more to control this scourge, and it could do so without violating the First Amendment.

India News: NEW DELHI: The government has ordered internet companies to block 67 pornographic websites following court orders and for violating the new IT rules t.

By Anna Miller & Dr. Scott Yenor

Legal analysts published this week a detailed explanation of MindGeek’s ongoing constitutional challenge against a French media regulatory agency’s attempt to completely block adult sites in the country over age-verification compliance.